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Todd, I'm very much confused!..:-( (Was Re: 2000 Dealer catalogue Removal Request Backfire?)
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lugnet.admin.general
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Mon, 13 Dec 1999 10:08:39 GMT
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Selçuk <teyyareci> <{sgore@superonline}StopSpam{.com}>
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Todd, Here are the snippets from a reply message posted by you, which
clearly describes that posting a message containing URL's to a site full of
with leaked Lego info is OK with T&C, although a not a desired behavior (or
this is what I understand from the below, sorry if I misinterpreted it).
Just another weekend that I don't checked lugnet and just as the last week,
I saw all the turbulence caused by second leak(????) with a big surprise.
I've already browsed through it so I know that you apologized for it, so
it's not my intention to stretch it. All I want is to clearing up a
confusion.
They are from TLC's very own site and Netscape or IE is not a hacking tool
at all (they enabled us to manually enter URLs, right?) and so on, BUT, what
if they are not from www.lego.com?
Selçuk
PS. Please don't answer me something in way that "what a shame, isn't it so
obvious?..". I'm not ranting, I just really want to know. If it was obvious
for me, I would not post this.
Todd Lehman <lehman@javanet.com> wrote in message
news:FMJ9zL.9HK@lugnet.com...
> >
> > Just to clarify- say I get a retailers catalogue like Huw did, and I • want
> > to share it with fellow Lugneteers. Is it okay with the T&C if I post
> > stating that I have it, and that they can look at it on my page, as long
> > as I don't actually post any of the "leaked" info on Lugnet?
>
> Yes, I believe that would be technically OK with T&C. However, that • doesn't
> necessarily mean that it would be morally right, or legally right, from • TLC's
> or anyone else's perspective, or that you wouldn't be an instant • criticism-
> magnet. You just wouldn't be breaking any of the written lugnet.com rules
> that are part of the T&C.
>
>
> > can I link to it?
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> I don't believe that linking to it would violate any of the T&C unless
> sensitive information were contained within the URL itself. For example,
> if you made a directory on your website that was named the same as some • new
> as-yet unannounced product line, and you posted the URL containing that
> name, then you may be violating someone's rights. That's getting pretty
> nit-picky, but you get the idea. What you do on your own site is your own
> business. Out of decency and respect for LEGO, if you do put up scans on
> your own site of unannounced product lines, PLEASE don't discuss it here
> even though it might not violate the T&C.
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