This story is an authorized reprint of a post to an online list, written by Joanne Gasperik.

get viagra without doctor

get viagra without doctor

get viagra without doctor get viagra without doctor.

get viagra without doctor

get viagra without doctor

get viagra without doctor

get viagra without doctor

get viagra without doctor

get viagra without doctor get viagra without doctor

~get viagra without doctor~

The same is true of any creative media, whether it be a painting, a line drawing, a video, a photograph, a piece of music, a sculpture – in other words, anything that is created from scratch by someone else. As Joanne said, the law can appear to be fuzzy at times. However, if you are able to read through the fine print of copyright law, the basic tenet is that if an artistic entity is not your own, don’t create spin-offs and pretend that the idea is your own. Simply put, give credit where credit is due. This is one reason it is so important to label each quilt in a quilt show, stating whether it is an example of original work, or to whom the credit should go for the design.

Video About Copyright
Recently, a link was posted on yet another quilt list. This video of is thought-provoking, succinct, and downright entertaining.

More about : please visit my file at the Quilter’s Muse website.

If after reading and viewing these files, you still have questions, consult an attorney. Most states have a program titled, “Lawyers for the Arts.” A participating attorney will advise you about how to avoid snafus that could open the door for a lawsuit.

These days, it is a modern absurdity that everyone wants to sue everyone. In this case, as Joanne points out, no one ever really “wins,” unless perhaps if the termination of the use of a design is of paramount importance. Needless to say, this subject of copyright provides a lot to chew on, and in fact, attorneys can choose “copyright law” as their major course of study, as have three of my cousins.

Since I realize that there are two sides to any story, I have been in contact with the person said to be the designer in question, to ask if she could tell us more. I feel it is my job to keep you informed, and it is only fair that “the other side” be given a chance to explain the situation. I hope to hear from this person and will post any further information here, as it becomes available. In the interest of peace and understanding, I hope there are lessons we all can learn from this most distressing event.

Patricia Cummings

This entry was posted on Friday, December 28th, 2007 at 1:22 pm and is filed under . You can follow any responses to this entry through the feed. Both comments and pings are currently closed.