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Anthony W wrote:
> Lou wrote:
> > At one time, he had them on his website for a free download. At that
> > time I downloaded the plans
> > and about 6 months later my computer caught a bug and I lost them. When
> > I went back to download
> > again he had taken them off the site because he was afraid of
> > liability.
> > Lou
> >
>
> I just checked and all my links in my Volksplane bookmarks are down. It
> seems that the free download of plans has been stopped.
>
> I am not a lawyer and I do not pretend to be fully up on the law but I
> know that copyrights can expire but do not know all the details. If
> Evans makes no effort to protect his interest in the VP2, the plans will
> eventually end up in public domain.
>
I think you are confusing copyright with trademark. Copyrights
established after sometime in the 1970s when the new statutes
came into effect expire after 70 years or the death of the author,
whichever is longer. Unlike trademark, defense isn't required
to preserve one's copyrights.
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FF
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