On Sun, Sep 21, 2003 at 07:29:55PM +0200, jexOm. wrote:
If we could propose Le Petit Prince in Lojabn, how many books
could we expect to sell, approximatively?
Apparently people don't listen to me when I'm merely giving advice,
so I am no officially putting my foot down as Secretary.
The LLG will publish a book under someone else's copyright only
under two conditions:
1. We have explicit permission in writing from the copyright
holder.
2. Over my rotting corpse.
I assure you, neither condition applies to Le Petit Prince.
Until one or the other does, please do not discuss the possibility
of the LLG being *in* *any* *way* involved in this illegal[1]
translation, *especially* not in the context of publishing it.
Thank you.
-Robin Lee Powell, Secretar/Treasurer, Logical Language Group, Inc.
[1]: I don't care whether you agree with my opinions on the legal
status of this work; it is my determination as Secretary and
Parliamentarian that it is illegal, and that decision is final until
and unless a copyright lawyer chooses to speak up on the subject[2].
The LLG's stance on this point is *NOT* being opened as a subject
for debate.
[2]: Or the President over-rules me, but don't hold your breath.
Or, theoretically, the membership as a whole could over-rule me, but
that is even less likely and in this case would lead to my immediate
resignation.
--
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"but I'm not stupid and people are not stupid who think samely with me"
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