Re: QUESTION: Does ascii-art violate copywrite protection?
From tyler cox <tco...@envirolink.org>
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· 20 Aug 1996 00:00 · View full thread
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Just because information is made avaliable in a public forum does not mean
that it is not copywrited. I would suggest checking with the author of the art
before useing it. At the very least include the credit in the art.
~Ty~
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