RE: "John Wood" <monsterjon@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>

[Patrick Magee <pmagee@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

At one time their users agreement specified that by placing anything on 
their servers you assign "non-exclusive" rights to them to use it any way 
they want to. It turns out many ISP's have the same clause in their 
agreements. As I understand it, it just gives them rights to the digital 
image you place on the server - not the original. Let's face it, if you 
place an image on a web server it can be downloaded by nearly anyone. It's 
how they use it after downloading that can be frustrating.

On Sunday, October 01, 2000 7:28 PM, Earthdancs@xxxxxxx 
[SMTP:Earthdancs@xxxxxxx] wrote:
> My website is on Geocites/Yahoo and I have never given over any rights to 
> them nor have they pursued getting the rights to my prints.   But I am
> interested if someone has heard differently.
> I am not allowed to advertise prices for my prints on Geocities/Yahoo.
>
> Geri  Moore
>  <A HREF="http://www.earthdancerimages.com">earthdancerimages.com</A>

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