Author: Pete Galati
Date: 12:46:36 04/10/00
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On April 10, 2000 at 14:48:26, KarinsDad wrote: >On April 10, 2000 at 09:23:17, Robert Hyatt wrote: > >[snip] >> >>I would assume that anyone running as a moderator would _know_ that copyright >>laws apply to email just as effectively as these laws apply to books. It has >>been discussed both here _and_ in r.g.c.c several times in the past. I was a >>moderator for the first 'shift' when we created CCC. I have declined to run >>each time since as I don't have the time. If you don't have the time, then >>why did you run??? It does carry a responsibility with the title... > >Robert, > >I hardly consider myself a stupid person, but I do consider myself a naive >person in some areas. When I was moderator, I posted a private Email from Tim >here. I was unaware at the time that it was incorrect to do so. > >So, it is probably a mistake to assume that a moderator knows copyright laws >concerning this and to assume moderators do not have the time because they made >a mistake. > >Maybe a set of moderator guidelines to ensure that moderators are informed of >aspects of the job which are not necessarily clear may be in order. Steve? > >KarinsDad :) I agree. I mean, I wouldn't like the moderators _not_ to be _able_ to play it by ear at all anymore, there should be some fleibility about how the job is done, otherwise it would become completely intolerable. But a guidlines for moderators should exist, and cover those copywrite issues. I think this is so obvious that I'm really amazed that such a thing doesn't exist. Why not? Pete
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