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Ziggyzaz Posts: 250 Joined: 5/29/2003 Status: offline	Copyrighting - 6/24/2003 19:26:39 is there a way to copyright your stuff so people cannot copy and paste it? _____________________________ Your Chicken is on Fire


gorilla Posts: 2974 From: Denmark Status: offline	RE: Copyrighting - 6/24/2003 19:48:38 I think from your phrasing you mean a way of making it more difficult for people to do it. Such as for example disabling the right click button. The answer to that question is no there is no ethical way of doing it. Things like " no right click" scripts are at one end of a continuum for things like this. All you manage to do is to annoy people - and invite attack from people who know what they' re doing and will get it anyway. Put a copyright notice on everything (although apparently under USA law you don' t really need to do this but it makes things useful if a dispute arises) and leave it at that. Why not do a colophon page about the site in general and include in it saying something like " If you like the material on the site and would like to copy/borrow/link contact me ........" That way your honest visitors have a chance you generrate a little good will and the dishonest ones will go ahead anyway. If you want to really protect it - don' t put it on the net. Link below is to a topic thread you might find useful. http://www.frontpagewebmaster.com/Copyright_Question/m_141727/p_1/tmode_1/smode_1/tm.htm K < Message edited by gorilla -- 6/24/2003 7:50:11 PM > _____________________________ Mh�ircaish Signature self-censored to protect the sensibilities of the thin-skinned . May we never confuse honest dissent with disloyal subversion. � Dwight D. Eisenhower (in reply to Ziggyzaz)


Ziggyzaz Posts: 250 Joined: 5/29/2003 Status: offline	RE: Copyrighting - 6/24/2003 19:59:02 thanks i' ll keep that in mind. (in reply to Ziggyzaz)


ApexWeb Posts: 139 Joined: 6/27/2003 From: Flower Mound, Texas Status: offline	RE: Copyrighting - 6/27/2003 16:38:43 This isn' t what he was asking, but for others... Legally, in the U.S., everything you write/code has an intrinsic copyright. No registration is needed, although the copyright office points out advantages of registering. See http://www.copyright.gov/circs/circ1.html for more details. _____________________________ Stephen Walker Apex Web Solutions (in reply to Ziggyzaz)


Ziggyzaz Posts: 250 Joined: 5/29/2003 Status: offline	RE: Copyrighting - 6/27/2003 16:56:20 again thanks everyone _____________________________ Your Chicken is on Fire (in reply to Ziggyzaz)


DaAngel Posts: 300 Joined: 3/30/2003 From: Posting Machine - Belfast Child Status: offline	RE: Copyrighting - 6/29/2003 2:49:08 Copyright on the internet...... uhm.....send me your thoughts on a flash e-greeting card please _____________________________ North Carolina Web Design Rockingham City Web Design (in reply to Ziggyzaz)