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Re: A question regarding 3rd party selling of LEGO stuff
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lugnet.general
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Mon, 25 Feb 2002 21:51:28 GMT
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In lugnet.general, Mark Chittenden writes:
> Ok, obviously it is ok to sell LEGOs in the third party or "aftermarket"
> fashion - case in point being Bricklink and eBay. One can sell whole sets or
> individual pieces, even instructions, without having to get permission per
> say to do so from LEGO.
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> What about Instruction scans? Say on a disk, CD or even
> purchase-to-download? Would this infringe on LEGO's property/idea rights?
> or would this be considered just aftermarket selling like selling off the
> actual instructions?
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> Just wondering. Actually, kinda hoping someone might do this - I know I
> would be interested in say buying a CD-R that had all of the 6000 series, or
> the LEGOLAND Castle series, or even a custom mix of ones I am after.
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> Perhaps a service like the CDNOW for music, but for LEGO instructions?
If it were to be sold by LEGO, OK. Otherwise, it is copyright violation (right?)
> (Oh ok, I'm still bummed and maybe a might frustrated that Brickshelf does
> not have the instruction scans library anymore)
Which ones do you want? I have backup scans for most of the 6000 series. I
can e-mail you a .zip file with the ones you need.
Pedro
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| Ok, obviously it is ok to sell LEGOs in the third party or "aftermarket" fashion - case in point being Bricklink and eBay. One can sell whole sets or individual pieces, even instructions, without having to get permission per say to do so from LEGO. (...) (23 years ago, 25-Feb-02, to lugnet.general)
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