Hi Julie,
Bud
Hi, Bud. Well, it says here it was a duplicate submission. Maybe they didn't check anything but wrote it in the comments field. I don't know, but it says, "Below are some of the specific reasons for the rejected submission: Duplicate submission." That's what it sounds like to me. Take care. Julie Morales inlovewithchrist@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Windows/MSN Messenger (but not email): mercy0421@xxxxxxxxxxx Skype: mercy0421 ----- Original Message ----- From: "bud schwab" <budschwab@xxxxxxxxxxx> To: <bksvol-discuss@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> Sent: Wednesday, June 01, 2005 2:35 PM Subject: [bksvol-discuss] Fwd: Your book has not been accepted
Hi gang,
This rejection says the volunteer didn't say why it was rejected. I wonder why the reason wasn't given for the rejection. It would sure be nice if we knew why our book has been rejected. Thanks.
Bud Schwab >X-IronPort-AV: i="3.93,157,1115006400"; > d="scan'208"; a="1153700075:sNHT18557132" >Date: Wed, 1 Jun 2005 12:26:02 -0700 >To: budschwab@xxxxxxxxxxx >Subject: Your book has not been accepted >From: support@xxxxxxxxxxxxx >Reply-to: support@xxxxxxxxxxxxx > > >Dear earl, > >This email is automatically generated by Bookshare.org. We are contacting >you because your submission (#31287) of Winter House by Carol O'Connell >has not been approved for publication on Bookshare.org. The volunteer >rejecting this book did not indicate any of the standard rejection >reasons, such as missing copyright information, missing content, or >excessive scanning errors. > >Below are some of the specific reasons for the rejected submission: > >Duplicate submission. > >We encourage you to resubmit this book if the problem can be corrected, >and we invite you to contact volunteer@xxxxxxxxxxxxx if you need more >information regarding this submission. We appreciate the time you spend >contributing to Bookshare.org, and look forward to continuing to build the >collection together. > >Sincerely, > >Bookshare.org Volunteering >volunteer@xxxxxxxxxxxxx > >------------------------------------------- >ABOUT BOOKSHARE.ORG >Books without Barriers > >Bookshare.org is an online community that enables people in the United >States with visual or other print disabilities to legally share scanned >books. > >Where do the digital books come from? >The Bookshare.org collection is built and shaped primarily by its >community of members and supporters. By scanning a book to submit to the >collection, a Bookshare.org member can provide all other members access to >that book. > >Who can access the books? >Copyrighted digital books are available only to U.S. residents who have a >disability that affects print reading and have a current subscription. >Organizations such as schools can sponsor access for their students >through a School or Group Account. > >A limited number of books are available to non-U.S. residents because of >publisher permission. Visit this link on our website to find out more: >http://www.bookshare.org/web/AboutInternationalMembership.html > >Why is Bookshare.org legal? >In general, it would be illegal to share or distribute copyrighted >books. However, Bookshare.org takes advantage of a special exemption in >U.S. copyright law that permits the reproduction of publications into >specialized formats for the disabled. This project is possible under the >law in the United States, as long as the copyrighted digital books are >only available to people in the U.S. with bona fide disabilities and the >nonprofits and schools that serve them. For more information, please >visit our website at >http://www.bookshare.org/web/Legalities.html. > >Who is providing Bookshare.org? >Bookshare.org is a project of the Benetech Initiative, a nonprofit >organization. The Benetech team originally developed the Arkenstone >reading systems, and is now using the power of technology to introduce new >projects such as Bookshare.org - www.benetech.org. > >Copyright (c) 2002-2005 Benetech > >The Benetech Initiative >480 California Ave., Suite 201 >Palo Alto, CA 94306 >USA
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