The Test

[assignmentmaker]

Originally posted by JRutledge

Do not turn this on me. I am not the one that claimed there were copyright laws violated. Where is your evidence? Simply quoting information is not violating copyright law. If it is, then show us some case law and precedent to show that?

Just saying something on the internet is not going to make it true.

Peace

But you are the one claiming . . . or not claiming . . . that there is no copyright violation involved. I didn't say there was. I said the material is copywritten. I said that those who have the material legally, as I do, have a responsibility to act in conformity with copyright law. You said this can't be a problem because you don't see any instances of it's being a problem. Well, maybe. But you don't want us to rely on your representation.