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Re: I wonder where he got the scans from?
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lugnet.general
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Tue, 2 Nov 1999 13:59:52 GMT
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Jamie Obrien wrote:
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> Hi, i was just catching up on this. Would it be illegal or fair use to
> actually scan i instructions you have pruchased with sets so you can
> have Backups (kind of). I have alot of stuff i'd like to scan to CD
> for safe keeping, cause we just had another once in a hundred year per
> year storm (240mm in 2 hours sucks!!). If I made a cd would i be able
> to distribute it for free, only keep it for myself, where is the line
> there? An instruction CD by Year or Theme from TLG would be brilliant,
> But DOH!!!!! IT makes too much sense so it'll never happen!
I don't know about the intricacies of Australian Copyright law (nor even
the US), but I don't think that there would be any problem creating a
backup for yourself (note that in the US, court decisions might imply
that you could at most create a single backup). By current TLG policy
and actions, they almost certainly would not pay attention to you. They
probably wouldn't do anything if you distributed it at cost to friends.
If you started selling it, they will most likely eventually get
interested.
--
Frank Filz
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