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Nerusai Member since: 9/17/2002 |
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| I was wondering, what are 'legal' ways of receiving someone's intellectual property on something? Is an e-mail adequate, or an autograph? |
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JackRabbit Member since: 3/11/2002 From: Gothemburg - Sweden |
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| Well, yea, i think that would work. However, it seems to me that the best way would probably be to get a signed agreement on paper. |
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Quantum2005 Member since: 2/8/2002 From: United States of America |
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quote: My guess would be you'd want a witness to sign it too, and maybe a lawyer to look over it. But then again, I don't know much about this stuff. |
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JackRabbit Member since: 3/11/2002 From: Gothemburg - Sweden |
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Posted - 8/25/2003 11:17:34 AM |
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quote: Yea, that would be even better, since it would hold much greater weight in a court of law, if it would come to that. |
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iaretony Member since: 12/28/2002 From: Fresno, USA |
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Posted - 8/25/2003 6:13:01 PM |
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| Maybe the author of this tutorial should have included a sample document or two. That would have been really nice. Tony |
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