A Question to the Forum Administrator Regarding "Copyright"

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First topic message reminder :

WTF?

James Gordon:

"I have added the following to the forum rules.

Copyright Ownership:-

All  posts made on the EF are the "property" of the respective authors. Anyone who wants to copy the content for a another website must obtain the author's permission before copying and pasting an EF post on any other website."

So let me get this straight.

I would have to JOIN the Ed Forum for no other reason than to simply ask for permission from someone who posted something there?

How fucked up is that?

And what happens if I don't ask for permission since I don't want to join?

Does this website get into copyright trouble if I do?

Totally fucked up.

Or should I even care if someone over there doesn't like it and post what I want to post, when I want to post it here?

I can understand about them axing Von Pein about what he was doing and all, but why the hell should it affect me?

Greg, I don't want to get this site into any trouble, but occasionally, I like to post good sound research from over there to over here.

Do I really have to join the Ed Forum for no other reason than to ask someone's permission to use their research?

Am I not reading this correctly?

Greg, what to do?

[greg_parkerAdmin]

"You don't need to name names, but have you formed any opinion on who might be behind the datebook?"

Greg,

No. I haven't been interested enough to care.

After reading the first couple of pages of Ganis's entries on Jean-Rene Souetre, I threw it down in disgust. The man didn't know what he was talking about.

Steve Thomas

Ganis has history in the "game".

[greg_parkerAdmin]

This Feb 2015 thread at jfkfacts is where Albarelli and "Ms Sharp" got acquainted.
https://jfkfacts.org/more-on-oswalds-job/

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