Even with this school of thought you should credit it as someone elses.
It's one thing to use someone elses work, it's another to try an pass it
off as your own (or at least not care if people think it's yours) even
if it is considered to be in the public domain.
--Mike
Robert Taylor wrote:
the point is that james newton created
the original piece; it's his work, so he has the right to do with it what HE
wants.
Does he really have that right?
There is a school of thought that once a piece of work is in the public
domain it belongs to everyone.
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