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Old 07-13-2007, 10:40 AM   #96
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Originally Posted by pruss View Post
By the way (and this is a bit off-topic), I once looked at the LoC regulations for filing copies. As far as I can tell, currently anything posted on a public website counts as "published", since it is offered to the general public. Thus, currently, technically everything posted on a website needs to be sent in to the LoC on CD-ROM. Of course they better hope that people don't actually do it or they'll be flooded.
In Québec there is a law requiring authors to provide, at their own expense, a certain number of copies to the "Bibliothèque Nationale", of every published work; papers, magazines and books.
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