Re: Showing sample and proprietary content

[Sean Wheller <sean -at- inwords -dot- co -dot- za>]

On Friday 20 October 2006 22:17, Gene Kim-Eng wrote:
> Definitely not the same thing.  A work in the public domain is
> not legally owned by anyone, and anyone can reproduce and
> publish it at will.  Just because you can check something out
> of a library or even download it from its owners website does
> not automatically put it in that state, at least not from a legal
> point of view.

sigh read messages already sent.
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