On Sun, 26 Jan 1997, Keith A. McGavern wrote: > Dear Mr. Baxter, [snip] > However, there were some subscribers that did give a blank endorsement to > publish their posts freely, and there were others that did not. For the > record I do not give permission to you or any others to publish information > that I post without first contacting me and asking for that permission. I concur. And, Mr. Baxter, there are in excess of 300 subscribers to this list. Good luck getting permissions! You may want to hire several more staff members to scrounge through the Pianotech archives and then send email messages to the authors asking for permission. I don't think you need to be reminded of the ramifications of publishing without securing not just permission, but *proof* of permission. In the alternative, you could see about offering free memberships to interested members of the PTG (RPTs and Associates alike??), setting up a piano tech area and skipping the permission business.....I believe anything "published" on an ISP's computers becomes the property of the ISP, does it not? Ron Torrella, RPT Assistant Piano Technician University of Michigan School of Music
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