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In article <3312E582.15B020CE@tripleg.com.au>, Scott Weston
<scott.web@tripleg.com.au> wrote:

> Scott "thinking he should copyright his images before M$ do" Weston. ;)


You put the images up first, you own them.  Copyright is that simple and
automatic.  Of course by releasing them on the internet, you lose all
rights to financial gain unless you state that from the beginning.  or
anyone else cannot attempt to sell you back your own stuff.  At all.

Copyright law is there to protect the "inventors", big or small.  

P.S. Any chance that this webbot is actually being sent out by someone
else specifically to make Micro$oft look bad?

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