But Isnt that a lil like I go buy a music CD go
through the trouble of ripping the tracks or just
copying the CD and giving it to a friend for free mind
you...thats money not being made by the "original"
designer. Its like pirating. Kinda like that whole
Metallickers vs Napster thing going on. I downloaded
a whole Album from a file sharing community. The
album was not even released yet and in turn made
copies for several friends for free again. None of
which are going to buy the album anymore. We did go
to the concert though so they still made money off of
us. If I spent some time coming up with some creative
logo design and wanted to market it and had someone
else selling my design i'd be pretty unhappy. But of
course i can get the whole dodge decal set at the
fleamarket for about 2/3 maybe 1/2 the price at the
dealer, and arent those logos like registered
copyrighted and all that bologna?
--- capt dan <dodgert7@home.net> wrote:
> That's really funny!!Ha!Ha!
> Glen Renzoni the decal maker on the big r/t group
> told me he had a patent
> on his SUPER DAK decal which sell's for 80 buck with
> shipping.I told him
> there's a place here that sell's the vinyl (Penn
> industries)
> for 6 bucks a linear yard and could do it myself
> with a plotter from
> work.btw: I did and it looks better than his!
>
>
> : DML and Patent violation problem
> That's nothing but TOTAL BULL. If you're not
> selling anything you can't be
> infringing on patent rights. Patent law was
> designed for the sole reason to
> protect people's rights to designs and ideas that
> are marketable from being
> produced and SOLD by others.
>
> Politely tell them to jump in a lake. :-)
>
> If this were true I wouldn't be able to fabricate
> anything for myself
> because most all worthy items are patented.
>
> Matt Schroeder
> Burnsville, MN
>
>
>
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