[free-sklyarov] Legal addition to flyers
Seth David Schoen
schoen at loyalty.org
Sun Jul 29 19:14:43 PDT 2001
jmd at turbogeek.org writes:
> I hope to attend the Chicago protest tomarrow. I plan to add a notice
> similar to the following to the back of my flyers. Thought some others
> might like to integrate it into their own, or suggest alternate
> wording.
>
> The idea is it's short, and shocking. Saying "Don't forget to read the
> notice on the back" as a disinterested flyer holder walks away looking
> for a trash can might get them to read the short notice. If it can
> peak their interest, they'll read the front, too.
>
>
>
> +-------------------------------------------------------------------+
> | {3/4" red letter} NOTICE |
> | |
> | Persons attempting to fold, crumple, and/or spill coffee on this |
> | flyer are in violation of The Flyer's terms of use. This is a |
> | felony pursuant to Section 1201(a) of the Digital Millennium |
> | Copyright Act. |
> | |
> | Violators are subject to five years imprisonment and fines up to |
> | $500,000. |
> +-------------------------------------------------------------------+
>
> {small type} Ridiculous, isn't it?
>
>
>
> It's hard to form a good parallel between mangling the flyer and
> copyright law's fair use rights in two sentances (earlier, longer
> drafts made a very nice comparison), but it's more important that the
> notice remain short, or no one will read it.
What's the TPM?
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