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• The E-Sylum: Volume 4, Number 13, March 25, 2001, Article 8
  

  NBS ASYLUM SUBMISSION POLICY
  

  Alan Luedeking writes: "I very much enjoyed Ben Keele's
  article on copyright in The Asylum just received. How do I
  reconcile his statement on page 19 "In the case of an author
  contributing to a larger work, such as this paper to The Asylum,
  the author retains copyright over his contribution, while the
  producer of the collection owns copyright over the formatting
  and presentation made in the total work" with the statement on
  Page 1 of The Asylum, "All accepted manuscripts become the
  property of the Numismatic Bibliomania Society." Could you
  as our President clarify whether NBS's position on this issue is
  in accord with Mr. Keele's statement?"
  

  [I don't believe the NBS policy statement is in conflict with
  Ben's article. The manuscript is only the physical medium of
  submission - traditionally a paper copy, or more recently, disk
  or email. The policy is meant to notify authors that unless prior
  arrangements are made, we cannot be responsible for returning
  their physical submissions. They become the property of the
  Society, and can be placed in our archives or perhaps sold
  someday to raise funds. The author still retains copyright to their
  article. -Wayne Homren, President, NBS]
  

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• http://www.coinbooks.org/esylum_v04n13a08.html

Date publiée

• 2001-03-25

Volume

• 4

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