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From: cwayne@hydra.unm.edu (Chris Wayne SCONS)
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Subject: Re: rec.arts.startrek.info - a moderator proposal and then some
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Date: 20 Dec 89 22:30:14 GMT
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In article <6517@hacgate.scg.hac.com> lori@hacgate.UUCP (Lori Barfield) writes:
>Excerpts made for purposes of review do not violate copyrights.  Full
>reprints are a no-no without permission (hey, they gotta make a living too).
>Use this rule of thumb:  Have you duplicated so much of the original
>publication that your readers won't want to go buy their own to read
>further?  Or have you just printed enough to highlight the interesting
>parts so they can tell whether it's worth the $$?
>
     If I want the whole magazine, I'll get the whole thing (and I usually do,
I've picked up some of the weirdest magazines just to get the one paragraph
blurp reguarding startrek), if not, then I just want the article.  I could care
less how I get it or where it's from, it's not important, I'm a collector. 
All that's important is that I get it with the author's name attached to it. 

     One thing that is needed is that whenever someone does post all or part
of an article, is to include magazine, vol, page, paragraph, etc, instead of
saying "... in last week's TV Guide there is this article about ... ."  Boy,
that bugs me.


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