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From: summer1978 on 28 Sep 2007 10:33 On Sep 28, 8:55 am, Tegger <teg...(a)tegger.c0m> wrote: > summer1978 <ser...(a)donnelly.edu> wrote in news:1190984202.817585.200710 > @o80g2000hse.googlegroups.com: > > > > > On Sep 26, 1:01 pm, Tegger <teg...(a)tegger.c0m> wrote: > >> "*" <nos...(a)this.addy.com> wrote innews:01c8003b$f906c4e0$3e91c3d8(a)race: > > >> > Hey!...Hey!.......He's paying 10 cents-per-post. > > >> How is he going to pay that ten cents, I wonder? > > >> Could the whole site be a scam for enticing people to give up their bank > >> account info or something? > > > I paid through pay pal...and it's not a scam...a lot of forums do it > > to start out...to get some quality info...that's why i advertised it. > > Right now on the market you could buy starting at 1000 posts for $50 > > that why I offered a little more. A lot of people spent time posting > > just out of the personal satisfaction...Wouldn't be nice to get $50 in > > addition to that once in a while? > > I think of the amount of time it would take to earn $50 with your > scheme...and I decide I have better things to do with my time, thanks. > > Now if you offered $50 for EACH post, that would be a different story. At > that point you'd have the pro's interested. And you'd get pro-quality info, > which your site is sorely lacking just now. > > -- > Tegger $50 for each post...hahaha that's too much. You could go and buy 600 word article specially written for you for $10
From: * on 28 Sep 2007 10:38 summer1978 <sergey(a)donnelly.edu> wrote in article <1190989591.631633.281170(a)w3g2000hsg.googlegroups.com>... > On Sep 28, 9:12 am, "*" <nos...(a)this.addy.com> wrote: > > summer1978 <ser...(a)donnelly.edu> wrote in article > > <1190983957.675600.260...(a)d55g2000hsg.googlegroups.com>... > > > > > And yes we have copies of the other > > > sources that's why on the bottom of the welding article there is a > > > link to the site where we got it from...and it's permitted. > > > > Much of my work for the past three and one-half decades has been covered by > > copyright law. > > > > Would you care to cite the particular aspect of copyright law that allows > > you to plagiarize copy from other websites and printed material? > > I am not questioning you being and expert and all but I think it is > called a quotation whenever you reveal the source...no? > Plagiarism is when you take something and claim that it is you who > came up with it. > > There's a fine line between quoting a few paragraphs with attribution, and the outright stealing of a complete article in order to enhance your own publication/website. It is one thing to say, "According to the book, "Modern Welding Technology", a welder is one who welds." but, another thing entirely to use the entire article as though you paid the author for the rights. You have, obviously, crossed that line. You have appropriated the work of others - without compensation - to enhance your own website.....That is plagiarism!........ ......and, if that definition doesn't work for you....... .......you have stolen intellectual property - the author of which is protected from such theft by copyright law.
From: summer1978 on 28 Sep 2007 10:41 On Sep 28, 9:29 am, "*" <nos...(a)this.addy.com> wrote: > summer1978 <ser...(a)donnelly.edu> wrote in article > <1190983957.675600.260...(a)d55g2000hsg.googlegroups.com>... > > > And yes we have copies of the other > > sources that's why on the bottom of the welding article there is a > > link to the site where we got it from...and it's permitted. > > The front page of Hobart's web site states specifically, > > "Copyright 2007 All Rights Reserved" > > The copyright notice in the Prentice-Hall book "Modern Welding Technology" > from which Hobart quoted the welding definition states in black and white, > > "All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced in any form or > by any means without permission *in writing* from the publisher." > > Gotta' believe Hobart has that letter on file....... > > Gotta' believe you don't - placing YOU in violation of copyright law..... > > Go find yourself a good lawyer - one who knows a little - make that a LOT - > more about copyright law than you do........ > > Oh yeah, I've sent a note to a friend of mine who works at Prentice Hall > suggesting that he log into your website....... > > You DO want MORE traffic, don't you? > > That's why you're SPAMMING newsgroups, isn't it? You know what traffic I got from this news group 6 people in 4 days. Yeah that's huge spamming!!! I hoped I could find people interested in cars. Thanks for the note on copyright law. At least got something useful out of this discussion.
From: summer1978 on 28 Sep 2007 11:02 On Sep 28, 9:29 am, "*" <nos...(a)this.addy.com> wrote: > summer1978 <ser...(a)donnelly.edu> wrote in article > <1190983957.675600.260...(a)d55g2000hsg.googlegroups.com>... > > > And yes we have copies of the other > > sources that's why on the bottom of the welding article there is a > > link to the site where we got it from...and it's permitted. > > The front page of Hobart's web site states specifically, > > "Copyright 2007 All Rights Reserved" > > The copyright notice in the Prentice-Hall book "Modern Welding Technology" > from which Hobart quoted the welding definition states in black and white, > > "All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced in any form or > by any means without permission *in writing* from the publisher." > > Gotta' believe Hobart has that letter on file....... > > Gotta' believe you don't - placing YOU in violation of copyright law..... > > Go find yourself a good lawyer - one who knows a little - make that a LOT - > more about copyright law than you do........ > > Oh yeah, I've sent a note to a friend of mine who works at Prentice Hall > suggesting that he log into your website....... > > You DO want MORE traffic, don't you? > > That's why you're SPAMMING newsgroups, isn't it? All I got is 6 people visit from this thread. I don't think you could call it a lot of traffic or spamming. :))) I was looking for people who would be interested in auto discussions. I well wrong place I guess. Thanks for the tips on the copyright law. Got something new out of it.
From: xeroinfinity on 28 Sep 2007 11:54
Yeah you got "free" advertising at AF too :rolleyes: Probly shouldnt post your link anymore summer1978 , thank you... -- xeroinfinity ------------------------------------------------------------------------ xeroinfinity's Profile: http://www.automotiveforums.com/vbulletin/member.php?userid=359630 View this thread: http://www.automotiveforums.com/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=754859 http://www.automotiveforums.com |