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Due to the ease of theft on the internet, international copyright laws are being tightened.  The penalties for copyright infringement can be severe. For a better understanding of copyright and related ethical issues, you may wish to explore these links:

 

Copyright Issues, by Cyndi Howells (of Cyndi's List fame)

10 Myths About Copyright Explained, by Brad Templeton
U.S. Copyright and Genealogy, by Michael Goad.
Restoring Ethics to Genealogy, by Barbara A. Brown.
The Copyright Wizard


With thanks to TF Mills for links and assistance in developing a comprehensive set of links


 

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