>You are incorrect on this point.  Even if you give the stuff away, by making
>copies for other than your OWN use, you have violated the trust inherent in
>making material publically available -- as well as my rights under the law.
>Let your friends access the files themselves and make their own copies.

Grasping at motes, I note that 90 megs of HD space works out to something
like five dollars at today's prices. There has never been any reason you
could not download the entire archive to your own HD (if likeminds.com
would tolerate the throughput).

Solution? Make the archive available complete, condensed, so you can make
your own copy for personal use? The distribution of the CD is where the
line is crossed, so my take is that this way nobody has a legal exposure
and we can talk about something else more interesting and maybe all be
friends again.

--Ken
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