[ntpug] Re: Website

[Austin Hair <crosus@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

That's actually a copyright on the page (as it specifically said), and it
applies only to the written material itself, which is legally copyrighted
(while not registered) as a published intelectual work.  A trademark would
be illegal, but the copyright notice holds (though not necessarily in
court). =)

- Austin Hair (Crosus)
  Founder, NTPUG


On 28 Mar 2000, John Goerzen wrote:

> Uhm, just noticed the copyright notice.  Unless you have formally
> registered the North Texas Palm Users Group as whatever entity it is
> (non-profit corp?), you better not say that it owns the copyright to
> the page.  Other than that, good start :-)
> 
> -- John
> 
> Austin Hair <crosus@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> writes:
> 
> > I've put this off long enough, and while I was doing a site myself, I've
> > decided I don't have the time to maintain a decent website full time
> > (actually, I had a pretty good idea of this, but figured I'd be able to at
> > least stick up some quick and dirty site to be built off).  If anyone (OK,
> > so there's three people total on this list, couting myself... rephrase - 
> > if either of you ;)) would be willing to create and maintain a website, or
> > know of anyone who would, then let me know.  ATM I've got a simple page at
> > http://www.naptech.yi.org/~ntpug (my box), and would be willing to give 
> > someone the ftp/shell pass until a more suitable (and permanent) host is 
> > found.  Bringing up that subject, I'm going to see about getting someone 
> > (perhaps myself) to sponsor a domain name and perhaps a mew host site... 
> > if you know of anyone who could help with that, let me know as well.  A 
> > website, once publicized, will do more than anything else to help get our 
> > membership up and going in the beginning, so I'm wanting to do this ASAP. 
> > Thanks.
> > 
> > - Austin Hair (Crosus)
> >   Founder, NTPUG (hmm... gotta think up some nifty title ;))
> > 
> > 
> > 
> > 
> > 
> 
> -- 
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