Well, sure, it's too bad that people make money off other people.
However, if you think about it, this eBay person has come up with a
hard copy of what is only available on the Archives site as a PDF or
as a CD on Kris' site. There is a place where you can order books
made up from CD files (and probably other forms of computer saves)
called <lulu.com> They will make a very nice copy for you in various
bindings of your choice. It costs something, of course, and if this
person is making up the cost of the binding plus the postage and
other fees, I say let them go to it. The material is on our site for
anyone to use and enjoy within reasonable limits. We are just happy
that it is there for all who want it.
Remember, anything that is on the Archives site is out of copyright.
That means it is free for the taking, scanning, using, etc. So check
any books that you suspect might be from the site: it will have to
have been published before 1923, or after with the written consent of
the author. Or, in case of doubt, you can always look up <http://
www.cs.arizona.edu/patterns/weaving/> and do a Search.
I like real books better than CDs, too, just to slip my druthers into
the conversation!
Tess ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
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