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Originally Posted by dan_turner
That's interesting, and a small part of the Spiders available online. I note that Munsey's has completely stopped posting original classic noir works, which he'd done, expending considerable expense and sweat-equity, to make us all happy, and apparently not from any financial incentive, following your constant campaign to steal from him.
I wonder, as part of your "artistic judgment," were you ever gonna do anything original, like a scan of your own, or just keep ripping him off?
I'm sure there's a couple hundred left, if it's the latter, but it might help us all out to learn.
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Tell me, where did Dr. Drib violate these terms? Have you actually read the
Creative Commons license text?