Can I use a quote
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there have been some great quotes lately about unschooling on the e-mail
loop, would it be appropriate to use a quote or two in our groups unschool
newsletter??
please let me know
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loop, would it be appropriate to use a quote or two in our groups unschool
newsletter??
please let me know
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In a message dated 7/24/02 11:29:47 AM, TheFadels@... writes:
<< there have been some great quotes lately about unschooling on the e-mail
loop, would it be appropriate to use a quote or two in our groups unschool
newsletter??
please let me know >>
If you do it in way of a review, meaning you then tell people how they can
join this e-mail loop, then nobody can say a thing!
And even if you didn't, there are over 800 people on this list and I'm pretty
sure that the law says what arrives in your mailbox (real mail or virtual) is
yours to share. Doesn't mean to swipe (which is not what you had in mind
anyway!), but to say "So'n'so said this in public: 'blah--------' " is
wholly legal and pretty cool!
People who don't want to be quoted shouldn't say anything in public.
Sandra
<< there have been some great quotes lately about unschooling on the e-mail
loop, would it be appropriate to use a quote or two in our groups unschool
newsletter??
please let me know >>
If you do it in way of a review, meaning you then tell people how they can
join this e-mail loop, then nobody can say a thing!
And even if you didn't, there are over 800 people on this list and I'm pretty
sure that the law says what arrives in your mailbox (real mail or virtual) is
yours to share. Doesn't mean to swipe (which is not what you had in mind
anyway!), but to say "So'n'so said this in public: 'blah--------' " is
wholly legal and pretty cool!
People who don't want to be quoted shouldn't say anything in public.
Sandra