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I think that project was dropped. -- Chip Old 1948 M.G. TC TC6710 XPAG7430 NEMGTR #2271 Cub Hill, Maryland 1962 Triumph TR4 CT3154LO CT3479E fold@bcpl.net> I was just looking at a back issue of the Sacred Octagon (April 99) > and noticed that they were advertising reserved copies of the Sacred > Octagon from 1964-1999 on a CD-ROM. Was this CD ever made?
If a CD of the back issues of the "Sacred Octagon" has been made, someone please let me know where to obtain one. It is nice the index is available in the spiral book from the Register, but really frustrating when I cannot find an article because I do not have the issue of the magazine. If this CD has not been made, who could be contacted about the feasibility of doing this? My best to all, Ben Cordsen Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to the Yahoo! Terms of Service.
to prevent the CD from being duplicated either in whole or in part. The old copywrite bugaboo again.>It is my understanding that this project was dropped as there was no way
----- Original Message ----- From: "C Sherriff" 100070.740@compuserve.com> To: kporter@unix.asb.com> Cc: "[unknown]" sculptart@aol.com>; "[unknown]" mg-tabc@yahoogroups.com> Sent: Thursday, November 29, 2001 2:45 AM Subject: Re: [mg-tabc] The Sacred Octagon > Message text written by INTERNET:kporter@unix.asb.com > >It is my understanding that this project was dropped as there was no way > to prevent the CD from being duplicated either in whole or in part. The > old copywrite bugaboo again. =================================================== > Sad Sad..... > > The Rest of the world seems to handle this without to much of a > problem they can't live with. > > After all theres little there that the people involved invented > themselves, most of the knowledge we are talking about was > handed on to them from others freely and willingly anyway > with the intention it be widely known to the MG fraternity. > > Does this then translate into a "no way we can maximised financial > return so don't let the information out to anyone" syndrome that > we have seen with copyright issues in the past? > > Such a pity this attitude exists - should I be charging the TABC list for > each piece of (occasionally accurate and hopefully useful) information I > put into it? > > Regards > > Clive > > > > Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/ > >
> Message text written by INTERNET:kporter@unix.asb.com > >It is my understanding that this project was dropped as there was no way > to prevent the CD from being duplicated either in whole or in part. The > old copywrite bugaboo again. =================================================== > Sad Sad..... > > The Rest of the world seems to handle this without to much of a > problem they can't live with. > > After all theres little there that the people involved invented > themselves, most of the knowledge we are talking about was > handed on to them from others freely and willingly anyway > with the intention it be widely known to the MG fraternity. > > Does this then translate into a "no way we can maximised financial > return so don't let the information out to anyone" syndrome that > we have seen with copyright issues in the past? > > Such a pity this attitude exists - should I be charging the TABC list for > each piece of (occasionally accurate and hopefully useful) information I > put into it? > > Regards > > Clive > > > > Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/
Have you considered joining the Octagon Car Club in the UK? You will receive twelve magazines a year with a wealth of knowledge gladly and freely imparted by enthusiasts for enthusiasts domiciled in a country with very little hang-ups about being sued for liability. Remember, the NEMGTR is just a "register" (whatever that means), the Octagon is a club. Geoff Love.> Sometimes I wonder why I > remain a member of the NEMGTR. We, on this list, disseminate more information > in one day then the Sacred Octagon does in a years worth of magazines. And > ours is free, more timely, probably more accurate and with a little humor > thrown in. > Ken TC 4147 >
--- In mg-tabc@y..., Geoff Love wrote: > > > KEN PORTER wrote: > > > Sometimes I wonder why I > > remain a member of the NEMGTR. We, on this list, disseminate more information > > in one day then the Sacred Octagon does in a years worth of magazines. And > > ours is free, more timely, probably more accurate and with a little humor > > thrown in. > > Ken TC 4147 > > > > Have you considered joining the Octagon Car Club in the UK? You will receive > twelve magazines a year with a wealth of knowledge gladly and freely imparted by > enthusiasts for enthusiasts domiciled in a country with very little hang-ups > about being sued for liability. Remember, the NEMGTR is just a "register" > (whatever that means), the Octagon is a club. > > Geoff Love.