Re: caution address

[George Robinson <GRComm...>]

To Judith and list members --

My apologies to all of you. It was not my intention to copy and send the
article -- this is apparently something my e-mail software does
automatically (much to my complete surprise and, now, chagrin). As
actually written, my e-mail only included the URL for the article. As a
working writing, the last thing on earth I would ever knowingly do is
violate someone else's copyright. I can see that I'm going to have to be
a lot more careful with all this technology in the future.

Again, my sincerest apologies



"Judith R. Cohen" wrote:
> 
> Don't use the "epas" address which appears on my article, which was
> posted to the list. It's long been eradicated.
> Is it taken for granted that one can copy and re-send anything that's on
> the web? In this case, I would really prefer to have been asked, and
> probably would have said that I preferred it not be sent to everyone. I
> knwo, it's on the web, but it's outdated and I just leave it there
> because it's part of a journal. I also don't usually send people paper
> copies of a printed article if I knwo I have a revised one coming out.
> Is there a standard policy on this?
> Thanks, Judith :)
> 

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