Electrical certification for imported goods

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Lennier

Jan 1, 1970
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The copy you make would be a forgery if you tried to pass it off as the
original one issued by the Polytechnic.
It would also be identifiable as a forgery.

I didn't suggest for one second that I would be trying to pass it off as
an original.

I merely said that I have the RIGHT to make COPIES - the copyright!

I have *never* for one second suggested that I have the right to issue
new original certificates that have the Polytechnic's insignia on them.

Lennier
 
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Rod Speed

Jan 1, 1970
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I merely said that I have the RIGHT to make COPIES - the copyright!

And thats where you keep flaunting your complete pig ignorance, child.

Read the legislation. Its nothing like that black and white legally.
 
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harry

Jan 1, 1970
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I didn't suggest for one second that I would be trying to pass it off as
an original.

I merely said that I have the RIGHT to make COPIES

Within the provisions of fair use or with the permission of the copyright
holder.

- the copyright!

No

I have *never* for one second suggested that I have the right to issue
new original certificates that have the Polytechnic's insignia on them.

Thats the copyright that the Polytech holds.
 
L

Lennier

Jan 1, 1970
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Within the provisions of fair use or with the permission of the copyright
holder.

- the copyright!

No

Yes.

End of discussion!


Lennier
 
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Lennier

Jan 1, 1970
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Thats the copyright that the Polytech holds.

And I was never discussing THAT copyright.

I was speaking of my right to duplicate (a copyright) my own original
certificate, issued by the Polytechnic.


Lennier
 
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harry

Jan 1, 1970
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And I was never discussing THAT copyright.

I was speaking of my right to duplicate (a copyright) my own original
certificate, issued by the Polytechnic.

Its not a copyright. Its a fair use granted by the copyright holder.
 
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Rod Speed

Jan 1, 1970
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Lennier said:
And I was never discussing THAT copyright.

Thats the only one there is. Read the legislation, you stupid child.
I was speaking of my right to duplicate (a copyright)

Thats not how copyright is defined legally, cretin.
my own original certificate, issued by the Polytechnic.

Read the legislation, you stupid child.
 
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T.N.O. - Dave.net.nz

Jan 1, 1970
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Lennier said:
I merely said that I have the RIGHT to make COPIES - the copyright!

The right to copy does not equal the copyright
 
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T.N.O. - Dave.net.nz

Jan 1, 1970
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Tell William Byrd that when he received the right to publish music and he
would have laughed at you!

"William Byrd" ???
 
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Lennier

Jan 1, 1970
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The right to copy does not equal the copyright

Tell William Byrd that when he received the right to publish music and he
would have laughed at you!


Lennier
 
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