There is fair use, where one can quote snippets from something. Looks othrwise like posting will have to be done to wikileaks or other sites on the outlaw side of copyright conventions with a link from FFL.
This is a Scientology tactic, to copyright stuff like this. The average person reading something like this would think it was nuts. --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "authfriend" <jstein@...> wrote: > > --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "Alex Stanley" <j_alexander_stanley@> > wrote: > > > > --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "Rick Archer" <rick@> wrote: > > > > > > If you want to see which post this was, do a Google search for > > > "Here is the "proof"- Message to Governors from Bevan" (quotes > > > included) and look at the cached copy while it still exists. From > > > now on, everyone should refrain from posting any copyright TMO > > > material. Alex or I will promptly delete any such material if > > > posted. > > > > Is that really necessary? Dick Mays has been posting TMO > > community announcement stuff for years, and it's never been > > a problem. My inclination would be to just keep things as > > they are, and if there's something the TMO doesn't want in > > the archives, they'll contact Yahoo and have it removed. > > Did you read this paragraph? > > "As you know, Yahoo! may terminate any and/or all services and accounts > without notice. Without waiving or limiting any rights or remedies Yahoo! has > or may have, you are hereby advised that our receipt of another notification > alleging the unauthorized posting by you of another party's intellectual > property in connection with any Yahoo! service may result in not only the > suspension of all Yahoo! Groups for which you are the designated owner, but > the termination of all of your Yahoo! services as well as the deactivation of > your Yahoo! ID." > > Sounds like once you get on Yahoo's sh*t list, it's two > strikes and you're out. > > Which may mean that we shouldn't be posting *anything* > that's copyrighted, including articles from newspapers. >
