Yamaha FJR1300 and Riding Enthusiasts
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AND I'm veeeeeery good at it. However, I think I'd like to see what ts3doug's hot link website fiasco is all about. Research you know...beemerdons wrote:Knock it off ts3doug, that is HotRodZilla's job! DAMNIT! JSNS!ts3doug wrote:I know, I was just trying to be a shit.
Yo mi Amigo Tomaso if these guys show up at your door in the next couple of hours don't answer it eh, have Pam tell the Mounties you rode to Mexico eh! JSNS!huron52 wrote:I don't normally enter into discussions like this but after reading about every other page on this thread (yes I could have missed something important) I have a question
If someone bought the printed manual from Yamaha and then scanned a page and then put it on the forum to show someone a step or two.......then that person print out that said page
Is that crossing that copy right thingy you guys are talking about .... hmmmmmm????
The copyright thingy we are talking is all a scam and doesn't really exist. You may do whatever you want!huron52 wrote:I don't normally enter into discussions like this but after reading about every other page on this thread (yes I could have missed something important) I have a question
If someone bought the printed manual from Yamaha and then scanned a page and then put it on the forum to show someone a step or two.......then that person print out that said page
Is that crossing that copy right thingy you guys are talking about .... hmmmmmm????
Very technically, yes. If you are trying to sell the scanned pages without permission and profit from them like the CDs then definitely yes. If your scan is intended to totally supplant the need for the OEM manual then definitely yes. Almost all the posted scans are not complete procedures, the reader would still have to buy a FSM to perform the whole task. If the scans are not intended for profit and/or not intended to replace the need/requirement for a FSM I doubt that there would be an issue that Yamaha would chase you about. To put a more sane scale on things, posting the axle nut torque, which to split hairs may be technically illegal, is different than copying the entire FSM and selling it 100% for your own personal profit.huron52 wrote:I don't normally enter into discussions like this but after reading about every other page on this thread (yes I could have missed something important) I have a question
If someone bought the printed manual from Yamaha and then scanned a page and then put it on the forum to show someone a step or two.......then that person print out that said page
Is that crossing that copy right thingy you guys are talking about .... hmmmmmm????
Yes, we have been told that copyright means nothing. Go ahead and share your entire music collection online. Advertise it as free unlimited downloads. I suspect that you will quickly learn something about copyright protection....HotRodZilla wrote:The copyright thingy we are talking is all a scam and doesn't really exist. You may do whatever you want!
But, I heard it on the internet, so it must be true!!ionbeam wrote:Yes, we have been told that copyright means nothing. Go ahead and share your entire music collection online. Advertise it as free unlimited downloads. I suspect that you will quickly learn something about copyright protection....HotRodZilla wrote:The copyright thingy we are talking is all a scam and doesn't really exist. You may do whatever you want!
Yeah hoser but if you do huron52, 'Zilla is going to send his Primo (cousin) Danny T to talk to you about it ese! jes' sayin' and nuff said, eh!HotRodZilla wrote:But, I heard it on the internet, so it must be true!!ionbeam wrote:Yes, we have been told that copyright means nothing. Go ahead and share your entire music collection online. Advertise it as free unlimited downloads. I suspect that you will quickly learn something about copyright protection....HotRodZilla wrote:The copyright thingy we are talking is all a scam and doesn't really exist. You may do whatever you want!
