Re:I made an E-book compiling the best of r/personalfinance
by ankitkumar98 on Monday April 27, 2020 @04:57PM
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We have attributed each post to its user by linking it to the original thread :)
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Re:I made an E-book compiling the best of r/personalfinance
by greggyb on Monday April 27, 2020 @05:58PM
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You're skirting the question every time it's asked.
The question is whether you have obtained permission from each individual whose original work you have copied.
Re:I made an E-book compiling the best of r/personalfinance
by BrandoElFollito on Tuesday April 28, 2020 @06:19AM
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I do not understand the smiley at the end of your sentence.
Is this a joke and you did not actually mention these people (not that it changes anything copyright wise)?
Or are you telling us how smart you are when doing illegal things?
I really do hope a DCMA brings your website down, you may then understand that when you are kindly told that you are stealing things, it is worthwhile to listen and not answer bullshit.
Re:I made an E-book compiling the best of r/personalfinance
by notechback on Monday April 27, 2020 @05:30PM
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That's something you might be able to get away with as a blogger out journalist, but I'd not put that on my institutional website as marketing material - and then charge for it.
Re:I made an E-book compiling the best of r/personalfinance
by mondoshawan on Monday April 27, 2020 @11:52PM
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No. This is called copyright infringement. Get a lawyer or take it down -- what you're doing is against the law.