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Re: Site theft

From Nicholas on 03 August '98
adding to Site theft posted by Dawn Freeman

Non-legal solutions are the way to go. If they don't work:

You can probably get some sort of legal answer by posting
to legal usenet groups.

You can probably get a quicker and more understandable
legal answer by reading:

http://www.nolo.com/Chunkpct/PCT18.html

and perhaps the book they're flogging.

If the non-legal solutions don't work, you might want to
invest a couple of hundred bucks in having a lawyer send
a "nasty-gram." In the print world this works 95% of the
time. I suspect it's not quite so successful on the Net,
where people don't realize that, yes, Virginia, plagiarism
is a civil offense.

I trust you copied the evidence to file.

"SOURCE CODE UNAVAILABLE", huh? Unfortunately the right
scroll bar tells how long a page is...

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Reply:	>Non-legal solutions are the way to go. If they don't work: >You can probably get some sort of legal answer by posting >to legal usenet groups. >You can probably get a quicker and more understandable >legal answer by reading: >http://www.nolo.com/Chunkpct/PCT18.html >and perhaps the book they're flogging. >If the non-legal solutions don't work, you might want to >invest a couple of hundred bucks in having a lawyer send >a "nasty-gram." In the print world this works 95% of the >time. I suspect it's not quite so successful on the Net, >where people don't realize that, yes, Virginia, plagiarism >is a civil offense. >I trust you copied the evidence to file. >"SOURCE CODE UNAVAILABLE", huh? Unfortunately the right >scroll bar tells how long a page is...