Reply to "Magazine List"

chuckmeltonMember

First, I am not in violation of copyright
law.
For example: I posted the information in response to someone doing some historical research, who requested it. (Research)
I am not doing this for profit. (Profit)
I did not include the whole article, as I left some amount of text out, and all the images. If this article is included in the Brooklands book, it represents a couple of pages of that whole book.
(Reasonable percentage of a body of work.)

To clarify, from your words above,
"...you are copying scanned images of currently available books or
tech manuals onto your website."

I am not copying scanned images of currently available books (unless you mean the 1970 magazine cover, which I did do, to assist the buyer in locating the correct magazine issue of interest.)
or tech manuals onto my website.
Tech manuals ? Where did you get this from ?
The topic was old magazine articles !

I could go on, but...

Chuck

12/16/023:51 PM

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