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Re: Fwd: Marine Electronics Issue #18: Fluxgate Compasses
From: Cliff Sojourner
Date: 2002 Sep 16, 11:42 -0700
From: Cliff Sojourner
Date: 2002 Sep 16, 11:42 -0700
Aubrey, ----- Original Message ----- From: "Aubrey O'Callaghan" <> To:Sent: Monday, September 16, 2002 10:12 Subject: Re: Fwd: Marine Electronics Issue #18: Fluxgate Compasses > Geoff, > I agree it is important to respect copyrights. > I did not see any copyright on the article I posted, I checked before > posting. In fact I believe I would have done ON a disservice by only > posting the text - after all there were an amount of advertizing URLs in > the posting. > The newsletter is a free bi-weekely newsletter - there is no subscription > charge (I do have a subscription to Ocean Navigator). the newsletter sounds interesting so I tried to subscribe, but an Ocean Navigator "membership" ($25) is required. magazine subscriptions don't count. (I am a subscriber also.) despite large media conglomerate corporations' common copyright abuses and egregious transgressions of personal liberties in the name of intellectual property rights, I still respect copyrights and the good folks at ON. Cliff -- these are the good old days Cliff Sojourner cls@employees.org > Regards, > Aubrey. > > > At 04:23 AM 16-09-02, Geoff Kuenning wrote: > >Please do not post copyrighted articles to mailing lists. The people > >at Ocean Navigator are trying to earn a living. Posting an article in > >its entirety, or even most of an article, is a violation of good > >manners and of international law. If Ocean Navigator wanted to be > >really nasty, they could probably shut down the list as a result of > >this posting. Fortunately, they are much more likely to just gripe > >around the water cooler. > >-- > > Geoff Kuenning geoff@cs.hmc.edu http://www.cs.hmc.edu/~geoff/ > > > >Windows XP is the "most reliable Windows ever," which is like saying > >that asparagus is "the most articulate vegetable ever." > > -- Dave Barry >