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Re: LEGO section starting on Compuserve
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lugnet.general
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Wed, 18 Aug 1999 02:39:33 GMT
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First off, I know this used to be true, and it may not be anymore... I
don't know for sure... Make sure that any files you upload to Compuserve
do NOT become their property.. there used to be some services that took
this liberty with other peoples work... So I'm always a little leary of
the larger ISP's like that...
not that anyone here holds "copyright" on the faq or acronym list...
that's the way it should stay..
If someone knows that this isn't true anymore please let me know :)
Tamy
"Brian H. Nielsen" wrote:
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> In a moment of insanity I agreed to anchor a LEGO section on Compuserve.
> It's starting from ground zero and I need advice on what reference files would
> make a good initial core for the library there. I don't want to try and put
> up masses of information which is already very well organized here on the Web,
> just a solid core of useful stuff for which I can obtain permission from the
> current owners of to upload to Compuserve.
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> I'm thinking of things like a FAQ, an acronym list, a comprehensive set
> list, and contact info for LEGO S@H. What other things would people recommend
> to round out the list? For things like set pictures, instructions,
> inventories, and such I just want to refer people out to the great Web sites.
> Over time the core library can be augmented based on the interests of the
> section members. (If an owner of any desirable core files reads this and can
> reply to give me permission to upload it to Compuserve I would appreciate it!)
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> The section will be mostly geared toward general discussion of LEGO and
> whatever aspect of LEGO that the section members want to discuss and share.
> These will most likely be people who don't frequent the Web, so it should be
> helpful in expanding the LEGO community to those who otherwise would not be
> part of the online LEGO community. I expect that any who decide to come out
> to visit Web references will gravitate to LUGNET, so in that respect the
> Compuserve LEGO section will be acting as a gateway for people to find the
> large LEGO community on the Web.
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> Thanks in advance for any input.
>
> Brian
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| (...) Don't assume some corporate lawyer wouldn't be arrogant enough to assert that because the faq or acronym list was uploaded to CIS's file servers it suddenly became their (CIS/AOL) property. (25 years ago, 18-Aug-99, to lugnet.general)
| | | Re: LEGO section starting on Compuserve
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| The Compuserve copyright rules and regulations explicitly state that owners of material uploaded to Compuserve retain ownership and rights. Compuserve gains only a compilation copyright. Here is the relevent document: ------- Begin ------- (...) (25 years ago, 19-Aug-99, to lugnet.general)
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| In a moment of insanity I agreed to anchor a LEGO section on Compuserve. It's starting from ground zero and I need advice on what reference files would make a good initial core for the library there. I don't want to try and put up masses of (...) (25 years ago, 18-Aug-99, to lugnet.general)
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