ffreak
old man
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Two thoughts come to mind:
1) Cookie, are you in the U.S. - if so, and these guys are registered through the U.S., you have a lot of power already available to you for their infringement without your written permission. - and BB's and Couture's advise is good.
2) I want to hear what Laurel says too.
I like Alfred Hitchcock's approach - they take all rights and only let people reprint if they mention the AH name as the original publisher - but they allow all reprints that the author OK's. If Lit wants to hold a copyright on any story that the author does not post a copyright notice for, and requires a link to the story at Lit or at least a credit for Lit and let's the author do what they want with reprints, I would be happy.
-FF
1) Cookie, are you in the U.S. - if so, and these guys are registered through the U.S., you have a lot of power already available to you for their infringement without your written permission. - and BB's and Couture's advise is good.
2) I want to hear what Laurel says too.
I like Alfred Hitchcock's approach - they take all rights and only let people reprint if they mention the AH name as the original publisher - but they allow all reprints that the author OK's. If Lit wants to hold a copyright on any story that the author does not post a copyright notice for, and requires a link to the story at Lit or at least a credit for Lit and let's the author do what they want with reprints, I would be happy.
-FF
