On Thursday, May 1, 2003, at 10:24 AM, Istvan Berkeley wrote:
> The copyright status is determined by reference to the law as it
> applies to letters. For instance, when you receive this e-mail, you
> own the (quasi-)physical object. However, I own the content. For this
> reason, without an explicit release,
simple answer: list rules should state permission to archive and
whatever re-use you feel is reasonable. users don't like it? don't
subscribe.
I think another aspect of this is that since every site ought to have a
privacy statement, lists ought to explicitly declare how the content
will be used anyway, and what affect that has on a user's privacy.
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