Re: [DL] DRC Article Submission Problems

[Lorgryt <lorgryt.detroll@verizon.net>]

Why do you think it is so empty?  I have several things I have done, but I 
am not going to GIVE IT PERMANENTLY to someone, and relieve myself of the 
rights to it.

I will just go to an other site, or make a site of my own, rather that 
letting this e-shark get it.

At 06:26 AM 2/9/2003 -0800, you wrote:
>    I like the DRC site as a whole, but I'm reluctant
>to submit any articles to them because of the
>following fine print. Because, if I'm giving them an
>article (which I would be) I want to have the right to
>ask them to remove the article in case it's to be
>published.  I'm not sure any publisher would buy an
>article that people can download for free.
>    Just my 2 cents.
>                                  Horace Black
>
>
>The Fine Print
>Any copyrightable works, products, or other
>information (collectively, the "Work Product")
>developed in whole or in part by the Author and
>submitted to the DRC as an Article intended for
>Internet publication on the Deadlands Resource Center
>web site shall, upon submission, become and remain the
>joint property of the DRC and the Reviewer.
>The DRC retains Limited Electronic Rights: the
>unrestricted current and future use of the Work
>Product for use on the DRC website and any DRC partner
>websites (including foreign translation and
>syndication websites) so long as the Reviewer is
>identified as the original author of the Work Product.
>
>
>Regardless of Rights granted to DRC, the Reviewer
>shall retain copyright over the Work Product and is
>free to resell or reuse the Work Product elsewhere in
>electronic, print and other media so long as such
>terms do not remove the rights granted in this
>submission form to DRC.
>
>
>
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