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Post by hoobs on Apr 13, 2015 9:08:40 GMT -8
Even if it is not behind a paywall, you should still limit the text you copy/paste & *always* provide a link. It's just good practice.
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Post by jpaztec on Apr 13, 2015 9:28:25 GMT -8
Sticking on topic with stuff behind a pay site wall, anybody have a chance to read Josh Gershon's report on which 3 schools are recruiting Jaylen Hands the hardest? I'm guessing 'Zona, UCLA, and hopefully us.....
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Post by Ambivalent_Fan on Apr 13, 2015 9:30:06 GMT -8
Everything on Aztec Mesa is free, not the same at rivals (or scout), providing a little snipbit is fine but copying big paragraphs word for word of money content is not So if I were to directly comment on a Rivals or Scout article on the actual Rivals or Scout site (or from Sports Illustrated or ESPN for that matter)...and someone cut and pasted my comments from that site onto a message board...would I still have those copyright protections based on the original content I'm providing?...do I give up my copyright privileges when I choose to post my unsolicited comments here at AM or on any other website that I choose to comment on? Does that mean only certain websites have copyright protection while other websites do not?... Are there IP attorneys out there who can answer this question factually? (btw...unlike many of my posts...I'm truly not trying to be a smart-ass here...but I really want to know what the law is from someone who might actually know the law...not an opinion from someone who just thinks that they might know what the answers might be (not slamming fisherville...because he could actually be an IP attorney)...PM if you know the answers to my questions and would rather not discuss it publicly). |
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Post by fisherville on Apr 13, 2015 9:40:59 GMT -8
Sticking on topic with stuff behind a pay site wall, anybody have a chance to read Josh Gershon's report on which 3 schools are recruiting Jaylen Hands the hardest? I'm guessing 'Zona, UCLA, and hopefully us..... Yes, but I wouldn't have your hopes up for this, from what I've heard Hands is a UCLA lean. |
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Post by jpaztec on Apr 13, 2015 9:44:49 GMT -8
Sticking on topic with stuff behind a pay site wall, anybody have a chance to read Josh Gershon's report on which 3 schools are recruiting Jaylen Hands the hardest? I'm guessing 'Zona, UCLA, and hopefully us..... Yes, but I wouldn't have your hopes up for this, from what I've heard Hands is a UCLA lean. Ya, I kinda figured as much. I'm perfectly good with Hemsley for the next 4 years, Hands can go enjoy his time in that half full gym and snooty chicks. |
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Post by sdcoug on Apr 13, 2015 10:45:29 GMT -8
Noticed that ESPN reported the SDSU, UCLA & Arizona are recruiting 2017 Brandon McCoy the hardest, with interest also coming from Kansas & Kentucky.
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Post by ignoranus on Apr 13, 2015 10:52:41 GMT -8
Hands will have a great seat to watch Lonzo Ball in action.
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Post by Luchador El Guerrero Azteca on Apr 13, 2015 13:38:17 GMT -8
Everything on Aztec Mesa is free, not the same at rivals (or scout), providing a little snipbit is fine but copying big paragraphs word for word of money content is not So if I were to directly comment on a Rivals or Scout article on the actual Rivals or Scout site (or from Sports Illustrated or ESPN for that matter)...and someone cut and pasted my comments from that site onto a message board...would I still have those copyright protections based on the original content I'm providing?...do I give up my copyright privileges when I choose to post my unsolicited comments here at AM or on any other website that I choose to comment on? Does that mean only certain websites have copyright protection while other websites do not?... Are there IP attorneys out there who can answer this question factually? (btw...unlike many of my posts...I'm truly not trying to be a smart-ass here...but I really want to know what the law is from someone who might actually know the law...not an opinion from someone who just thinks that they might know what the answers might be (not slamming fisherville...because he could actually be an IP attorney)...PM if you know the answers to my questions and would rather not discuss it publicly). You own your own content unless you are on a site that expressly states that all contributions become the property of the site. They'd have trouble defending that and most merely state that they can use it for their own purposes. (FYI, I deal in IP issues professionally in my profession and work closely with the attorneys on our staff. You may recall my comments on unlicensed T-Shirt threads.)  |
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Post by Gundo on Apr 16, 2015 1:21:25 GMT -8
...just pull the plug if its so dangerous, IP issues are so generational and fear based, most of us appreciate information. Welcome to the 20th century, the age of information and in your case the great digital divide.
i live in a world of cease and desist...I don't think we're monetizing content by lifting a couple of quotes, are we?
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Post by Luchador El Guerrero Azteca on Apr 16, 2015 2:40:03 GMT -8
...just pull the plug if its so dangerous, IP issues are so generational and fear based, most of us appreciate information. Welcome to the 20th century, the age of information and in your case the great digital divide. i live in a world of cease and desist...I don't think we're monetizing content by lifting a couple of quotes, are we? You lifted entire content, not a couple quotes. IP issues aren't generational or fear based, they are the fastest growing sector in law enforcement for a reason. Oh, and it's the 21st century. |
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Post by kushandfishersweets on Apr 16, 2015 7:11:56 GMT -8
...just pull the plug if its so dangerous, IP issues are so generational and fear based, most of us appreciate information. Welcome to the 20th century, the age of information and in your case the great digital divide. i live in a world of cease and desist...I don't think we're monetizing content by lifting a couple of quotes, are we? Gundo, you didn't do anything wrong here. Some people on this forum will get fired up over nothing. I appreciate the stuff you post. |
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Post by fisherville on Apr 16, 2015 7:13:17 GMT -8
Hands will have a great seat to watch Lonzo Ball in action. I agree, on his visits he will have great seats. Ball is 2016 and most likely 1 and done, hands is 2017. |
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Post by ignoranus on Apr 16, 2015 7:30:25 GMT -8
What about the "Other Ball"?
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Post by hoobs on Apr 16, 2015 7:40:22 GMT -8
...just pull the plug if its so dangerous, IP issues are so generational and fear based, most of us appreciate information. Welcome to the 20th century, the age of information and in your case the great digital divide. i live in a world of cease and desist...I don't think we're monetizing content by lifting a couple of quotes, are we? Gundo, you didn't do anything wrong here. Some people on this forum will get fired up over nothing. I appreciate the stuff you post. Unless you're an IP attorney, or otherwise well versed in IP law, I don't think you're qualified to make that statement as anything beyond pure personal opinion. Against which I'm pretty sure a lawyer would disagree. |
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Post by Pasadenaztec on Apr 16, 2015 8:32:19 GMT -8
What about the "Other Ball"? Oh, you mean Lucille?? |
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Post by Luchador El Guerrero Azteca on Apr 16, 2015 13:16:15 GMT -8
...just pull the plug if its so dangerous, IP issues are so generational and fear based, most of us appreciate information. Welcome to the 20th century, the age of information and in your case the great digital divide. i live in a world of cease and desist...I don't think we're monetizing content by lifting a couple of quotes, are we? Gundo, you didn't do anything wrong here. Some people on this forum will get fired up over nothing. I appreciate the stuff you post. Other than violate proboards and AztecMesa policy and copyright law... he did nothing wrong... aztecmesa.proboards.com/index.cgi?action=gotopost&post=3939www.copyright.gov/fls/fl102.html |
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