I have to remind people once again. Limit your OP's to 3 paragraphs of copied articles.
Unless it's in the public domain like legal documents or the Bible or Shakespeare (these are examples) - they're Copyrighted.
Also, you MUST have a proper link.
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I have to remind people once again. Limit your OP's to 3 paragraphs of copied articles.
Unless it's in the public domain like legal documents or the Bible or Shakespeare (these are examples) - they're Copyrighted.
Also, you MUST have a proper link.
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Originally Posted by Trinnity
The hundreds of thousands of downloadable books and documents from the Gutenberg Project are already out of copyright and able to be accessed and copied without cost. An example is the transcript of Heinlein's "Stranger in a Strange Land." You can pay for it online, or download the original transcript of the novel which is actually larger than the published work that was said to be too long. Almost all classic literature and works of philosophy, history, and scholarly content is available.
Go to the Gutenberg Project. If what you want is there, then it is out of copyright. The link is GutenbergProject.com
Last edited by WmLambert; 05-14-2022 at 02:08 PM.
Trinnity (05-14-2022)
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