26 May
2000
26 May
'00
7:58 a.m.
At 01:07 PM 5/26/00 +1, Guass wrote:
Just
There's a typo in the URL. Try this one;
"http://www.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=00/05/16/1512238&mode=thread"
Joe
> On Thu,
11 May 2000, Cini, Richard wrote:
> > How do we protect ourselves? My plan, frankly, is to continue with
> > my efforts until someone tells me to stop.
> > I say tally ho old chap. That's probably the best course of action.
> post the
material to at least make it useful until which time you are
> explicitly told by the copyright holder to remove it. The worst they can
> do is ask you to remove it (cease and desist).
Might as well keep this stuff alive as long as
there is a need for it and
as long as the original copyright holder has no plans for it. As long as
the original copyright holder is no longer marketing it and it's not being
sold for a profit then I don't see an ethical dilemma.
No ethical dilema here! I don't feel bad
about posting this stuff at
all because (1) the equipment isn't being sold any more, (2) the docs have
been left to rot by the original owner and (3) the docs are too valuable to
the vintage computing community to not make them available.
Well, there's another, now way in depth article on /.
about Abandonware, which is way close to our theme:
http://www.slashdor.org/article.pl?sid=00/05/16/1512238&mode=thread