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hmmm,

This is a somewhat old post (7-6-00), but from my experience i decided that i should post this anyway (against my better judgment).

There is something called copyright laws. i have had personal experience in a website asking me to take down content because what i was posting was copyrighted. i have since grown much more wary about where content comes from on the internet. It is best advised to not post pages of other people's material without their explicit consent.

It is in my hopes that this does not seem effrontery or rude, it is supposed to be a mere cautionary tale for anyone who thinks that this would be a good addition to their website. On the other hand, it is plusgood code ; )

jynx

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in thread Daily Comix by Arjen

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