On Thu, 2006-05-11 at 17:10 -0500, Paul Kislanko wrote:
> > Most other signatories implemented that part of the Berne Convention
> > well before the USA did, given that the original Convention was signed
> > in _18_86.
>
> I cited only US Copyright Law. And you quoted my copyrighted text without
>
> This has been false since at least 1989, when the Berne Convention
> Implementation Act of 1988 went into effect and granted automatic
> copyright protections on all copyrightable work as soon as that work
> is created.
>
> Most other signatories implemented that part of the Berne Convention
>
Paul Kislanko writes:
> I admire the explicit requests to use Mike's stuff, and it was nice of him
> to respond, but it probably wasn't necessary.
>
> Here's how the US copyright works. Anything you "publish" by any medium IS
> protected by copyright if it includes a notice that it is. If it does
I admire the explicit requests to use Mike's stuff, and it was nice of him
to respond, but it probably wasn't necessary.
Here's how the US copyright works. Anything you "publish" by any medium IS
protected by copyright if it includes a notice that it is. If it doesn't
include such a notice, it is
Though I've retired from voting systems, I'd like to reply to e-mail that I
received yesterday, about permission to copy or use my voting system
material. It was pointed out to me in that e-mail that I haven't posted
anything about that, and of course I should--especially since I believe that
