
02-12-2009, 06:55 PM
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Re: Securing the Rights to Written Material
Yeah, that's an old trick for proof of time, though you'll only need it to sue or defend from a lawsuit. By the way, you can write (c) [your name/organization] on any piece of work without a publisher or anything of that sort to protect yourself. Copy writing is technically free, its licensing, trademarking, publishing, and patenting that costs money.
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