[pct-l] 2005 revision of "Yogi's PCT Handbook"

[blisterfree at isp01.net (Brett)]

Scott,

Authors usually don't operate like you're suggesting. 
Anything placed on the web becomes public domain, and 
despite copyright laws this material will inevitably be 
copied and distributed, altered and edited, perhaps even 
re-tooled for illegal profit, thus making a mockery of the 
rightful author's time, effort, attention to detail, and 
above all their absolute right to turn a profit on art of 
their own creation. A good book is built on an author's 
experience and/or skill in the subject matter and style at 
hand, and it creates that individual's literary reputation. 
The internet may expand the readership, but would it help 
one's reputation? Just picture all the cut & paste sites 
that would crop up in the wake of an online guidebook, every 
one of which would have outdated information within a year 
or so and under the very best of intentions.

Read a book. Save an author. And leave the photocopying 
machine to its own devices.

- blisterfree

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