[cndcoinerrs]: Re: Copyright
- From: "semcnm" <semcnm@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <cndcoinerrs@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 14 Aug 2006 22:17:10 -0400
canadian copyright site . read the very last paragraph on the page .
http://www.socan.ca/jsp/en/resources/copyright_law.jsp#general
american
http://www.copyright.iupui.edu/youright.htm
Scroll down to "how do i secure my copyrights .
Basically it is a game of cat and mouse . If you dont have proof of date and
proof that you created it . Such as the origional . Then you have problems .
Aswell they basically recommend you to place the copyright on all of your
property . If you lose your origional copys . Wich can happen , atleast you
could possibly find a copy on cevna with your copyright placed on it .
Legalitys seem to be different from place to place . Yes copyright is supposed
to take place as soon as you create your files . But prove you made it . Opps i
no longer have those files . Or i no longer have that computer . Oops i
formatted .
----- Original Message -----
From: JFK
To: cndcoinerrs@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Sent: Monday, August 14, 2006 9:26 PM
Subject: [cndcoinerrs]: Re: Copyright
Rob - That is also how I interpret our copyright laws. Problems can occur if
the website had a disclaimer to the effect that "all material is
copyright-free". Copyright is automatically granted to the author/artist of any
work ( e.g., photo, diagram, etc)
On 8/14/06, Rob Turner <rob7730@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx > wrote:
I'll begin by saying I'm not an attorney. I seems to me that if a
contributer submits an article, or a photo, to CEVNA, and asserts the copyright
for the author, and grants permission to CEVNA to use it, then everybody is
covered.
I think getting steady contributors may be hard enough in the long term
without them worrying they are going to lose intellectual control of their
contributions.
JMHO,
Rob
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