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OtherEric:
One thing that I find very interesting is there is no mention that _some_ of the scans at that site were public domain.  Obviously, those weren't the problem.  But I wonder how many people think that all scanning is bad, even when there are books we have a right to post since they copyright has lapsed.  And the articles on the takedown haven't helped.

narfstar:
Makes you wonder how K-L has survived so long

John C:

--- Quote from: OtherEric on May 07, 2010, 12:36:20 AM ---One thing that I find very interesting is there is no mention that _some_ of the scans at that site were public domain.  Obviously, those weren't the problem.  But I wonder how many people think that all scanning is bad, even when there are books we have a right to post since they copyright has lapsed.  And the articles on the takedown haven't helped.

--- End quote ---

Oh, like there could possibly be anything interesting out there that's not covered by a copyright held by an existing publisher.  All good things come with a brand name and a price, of course.

(My way of suggesting that the articles aren't trying to help.  After all, the public purchases very little advertising from ICv2 and other news outlets.  Not that I'm cynical or anything...)

Astaldo711:
Good example why sites like this one must be so careful on what's uploaded.

Mark Warner:
I was really surprised by the blatant breaches of multiple copyrights by htmlcomics. Also maybe or maybe not related comicsworld now has "Wordpress This blog has been archived or suspended for a violation of our Terms of Service"

Mark

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