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From: papa@pollux.usc.edu (Marco Papa)
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Subject: Re: Shareware? Hah!
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Date: 22 Feb 88 05:37:33 GMT
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In article <22977@brunix.UUCP> cs224065@brap0a94.UUCP (Nicholas Thompson) writes:
>Don't bet on it...as I recall from the booklet on corporate security
>they gave me when I first went to work, the only ABSOLUTE way to
>secure the copyright on the document is with the symbol-which-is-
>usually-approximated-by-(c).  You know, the small letter c with the
>circle around it.  The c with parentheses doesn't cut it, neither
>does "Copyright (c) 1988 by Nick Thompson.  All Rights Reserved."

WRONG: Copyright or Copr. instead of the "c in a circle" is perfectly OK.

If you don't know what you are talking about, why don't you shut up.

-- Marco