pugh@cornell.UUCP (William Pugh) (09/28/83)
published over the net? I would like to submit some longer articles from a FRPG I am working on. However, if they are not copyrighted, anyone can publish them. I realize that you can't copyright ideas, and I'm not trying to stop net readers from printing out copies of my articles. But I would prefer somesort of protection against someone publishing my work. If you have any ideas or comments on this, mail them to me and I'll post a summary of what I get. Bill Pugh
lute@abnjh.UUCP (J. Collymore) (09/30/83)
I'm not certain, but I believe that you should probably write to the Library of Congress and request a Copyright Form TX (text). What you probably should do is, run off a hard copy of your article before you post it, then send in the article, Form TX (and 10 dollar fee) to the Library of Congress to register the article. Once it has been a day in the mail, THEN post your article to the net. You will then have a jump on any plagerists out on the net. I would also recommend that when you write the LC, you give them a full query of your concerns and situation. This would probably be the most direct way to get your question answered. Jim Collymore