Wood care .doc wanted

[Firefyter-emt]

Guys, is anyone willing to share their hard work with me? I know a lot of you have a "tips & care" for pens on your site, I would like to borrow someones to paste the text into a page on my site but I don't want to blatently rip some one off. I someone would like to share I would really appreciate it.

 

[angboy]

I'm bumping this up, b/c I'd be interested in this too!

 

[Dario]

I have one but I only "borrowed" it myself.

Not sure what the ethics is about sharing what you borrowed...that is why I am a bit skeptical.

I would gladly share it if not for this dilemma. If no one else comes forward to help you, send me an email and I will check with the person I borrowed it from if it is okay to share it out.

 

[DCBluesman]

Make sure you have explicit permission. Copyright is a serious issue on the web. JimGo can better explain the issue than I.

 

[Firefyter-emt]

Right, That is why I was thinking someone would not mind me using their text. Most of the ones I see are basicly the same and probably "borrowed from elsewhere" If I have to make my own bits and pieces of all of what is out there would be combined. Not sue if "keep it out of the extream cold & heat" is something to be copy writed, but I would feel better with someones help.

 

[JimGo]

Easier to write it yourself, thereby making someone's copyright claims much weaker (at the least). Points I make in mine:
1) keep away from extreme temp's
2) cleaning fluids/abrasives can scratch the surface, and thus should be avoided.
3) paste furniture wax can be applied to give some added shine

 

[Jerryconn]

Jim, Others,
Is it not possible to come up with a set of guidlines that can be posted here that can be freely used similiar to the use of the IAP logo? Just asking.

 

[JimGo]

Sure. You can always disclaim your copyright rights.