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Quoting Randy Kramer ####@####.#### > Sorry--I guess I should have said IANAL ;-) I don't know about moral rights > in the US--first time I heard about them was as a right that authors in other > countries had. You could be right. Here's a good write-up on the USA situation. Basically, those Berne Convention rights have not been recognised in USA jurisdictions: http://www.rbs2.com/moral.htm -- Cheers, Rick Moen Habetis bona deum. ####@####.####
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