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in response to the last two answer to my copyright question... I REALLY don't think this is the best place to discuss these issues, BUT just because other people do something doesn't make it right or legal,... and ASSUMING it is ok because it is someone elses sight is EXACTLY what got people in trouble with napster! anyway.. I guess I will just have to try to do some MORE legal research to figure out what is right AND legal o9n this... thanks for the replies though! That is not quite right, what got those sites in trouble was posting music that was produced by others for sale, not covers of the works. For example, putting up a recording of John Lennon singing Imagine would be impinging on the potential sales of that song by the rightful owner.
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