[s-cars] illegal archiving

[Lee Levitt]

Joe,

You haven't been following the news. With regard to email and the 
Internet this was pretty well established back in the mid-90s and gets 
repeated over and over every time some loser decides that content wants 
to be free...and copied.

Take a gander here: http://www.templetons.com/brad/copymyths.html

Just like a book is copyrighted, so is any original writing -- poem, 
song, blog post, email. These folks at answerpot are stealing my words, 
and yours, generating traffic to their server with those words, and 
reaping advertising dollars for their efforts.

Google and the Wayback Machine both point back to the original site. 
These losers don't provide any attribution, and even if they did, 
they're still stealing.

Lee

On 11/17/2010 8:59 PM, Joe Pizzimenti wrote:
> Don't put anything in an email or online that you don't want to 
> outlive you.  Not sure what's "illegal" about it.  Google probably has 
> a cache of most of audifans, too.
>
> After I get done making this veal scallopini, I will be sure to make 
> you a tinfoil hat, though.  :)
>
> JP
>
> On Wed, Nov 17, 2010 at 6:14 PM, Lee Levitt <lee at wheelman.com 
> <mailto:lee at wheelman.com>> wrote:
>
>     Anybody else notice that the audifans mailing lists are being archived
>     on the site answerpot?
>
>     They are illegally archiving other mailing lists without asking
>     permission.
>
>     Lee
>
>     If you find this message archived on answerpot.com
>     <http://answerpot.com>, it has been
>     illegally copied from a private mailing list in violation of copyright
>     law. The organization does not have my permission to reproduce my
>     copyrighted content, either in whole or in part.
>