Kingofpain89 wrote:And they would still have to catch me doing it in order to prosecute.
Kingofpain89 wrote:Wow....another thread turned into a copyright infringement argument. You would think that with the six thousand or so threads already devoted to this topic people would be tired of talking about it by now. I guess not. Aneoth: Since you welcome more comment....you are coming off like an egotistical ass whether you meant to or not...just so you are aware.Busman: Doesnt mean you have to act in a similar fashion.When I get home from work I think am going to make a copy of one of my numerous illegal .pdf's and distribute it to all of the illegal aliens looking for work at the bus station down the street. Maybe I will go over the speed limit on the way there too. I might tear up a dollar bill or put a dog turd in my mailbox as well.
Busman: Doesnt mean you have to act in a similar fashion.
Aneoth wrote:Then I printed that same map onto Glossy Photo Film.... ..........WOWSERS............ Awesome looking map.
Busman wrote:I had thought my initial response was innocuous enough, I even dropped two "technically"s in there. When Aneoth decided to drop some internerd bombs on me, I responded in kind. I'm happy to drop it and move on.
robertsconley wrote:I noticed this effect as well. This map http://www.ibiblio.org/mscorbit/beta/Ca ... Ghinor.jpgit is very noticeable the difference between plain paper printing and glossy photo paper.Even for black and white maps there is difference in sharpness.
Aneoth wrote:So, start your own thread and keep the discussion here about the intended topic.
Busman wrote:Fair Use is limited to very specific things, none of which are, "I wanted to make a copy for myself". Specifically they are: "criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching (including multiple copies for classroom use), scholarship, or research"
Busman wrote:Please stop being a jackass. You mentioned copyright. I responded innocently enough. You decided to be a big jackass. I responded in the way you seemed to want to take it. Now you want to get in the last jab after I've already, twice, said I'm willing to drop it.Reread the thread. You didn't "defend" yourself, you attacked me with your ignorance. *I* defended myself from your way over the top response to my initial two sentence response. Go on. Reread the thread. Look at what I wrote. Look at your response. Was it Bill Owen jumping in that got you so worked up?
sauromatian wrote:It's been over a decade since I read the actual core federal statutes on copyright, but I seem to recall that you're allowed to make backup copies of a work you have purchased. If your copy is mutilated, you are allowed to own copies of the missing material. Backups are probably covered in a different section of the law than the one you're looking at.However, in the 90s the law was altered so that no one can make a profit from helping you make backups. So it technically might be illegal to do this at Kinko's, maybe you need your own printer like Aneoth has.Keep in mind that Acaeum members pretty much are the world's premiere organization for the scholarship & research of RPG history. The playing field's pretty small; if we don't preserve it, maybe no one else will & it will be lost forever. If anyone's legit, it's us.
Aneoth wrote:Only one poster has gotten personal with insults, name calling, etc....And he has done so several times.
mbassoc2003 wrote:Hey! How about we lock this thread? It's getting way too personal.