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oooooo, can I be the Szar of Power?  

But the reaalllllyyy important question is did they pay you more?   :winko:    From what you wrote, it sounds like the benefits only come if you jump ship.  Not that having more options is a bad thing, you just weren't bragging about the Porsche they comped you for your effort so I'm presuming...

Education is always worth the pursuit.  If its worth the cost and if you will see any financial gain is another question... Consulting Power..  probably not any major career advancement and i dont think anyone really pays more for it.

Lime was eh.  Bought a variety pack.  Working through it now.

I have some in the fridge.  Never had some,  interested to see how it is...

They have a preference on ink types, or is thst in regards to electronic type?

Id also recommend PE Stamps.   Timely delivery and good quality.  No complaints.

I went with pre inked and an electronic autocad without signature.  Pre inked leaves a better stamp (generally speaking) and no signature because im paranoid of shady project managers abusing my seal. (Illegal yes, but PMs are usually more concerned about getting things out rather then dealing...

I mean,  the only thing that actually upsets me about all this is i provided the exact clause that lets happen what is being discussed, and it appears that was apparently not reviewed before responding... Oh well.  Internet and all.

The "did you sign a waiver" was in regard to an original book (any random book) and resale.  Again, in regard to your question about reselling original books and to differentiate how the course book isnt the same.

Your getting far to worked up about a post, especially if it doesnt impact you in any way.  I only quoted you because you asked about first sale docterine.   Try rereading my post in a passive, 1 am, with no horse in the game voice and let me know if your still upset.

http://museumframing.com/blog/is-your-art-protected-when-being-framed/

So Michaels seems to use acid free mats which are still pulp based and will discolored the certificate after time.  Anyone have any experiences with that?

Its also fair to point out that first sale doctrine doesnt apply to e copies or pdfs which this was most likely recieved as. Any reproduction, aka printing, of a copyrighted pdf document is technically a violation of the copy right law unless you were given specific permissions to physicslly...

Did you sign an agreement when you recieved that book not to distribute it? Your talking about first sale doctrine, however in these circumstances that right was waived. Would a legal challenge about the waiver of first sale doctrine survive a court challange?  No idea... not a laywer. But...

Any bets on what the response will be? :poop:

Did you solely create the notes in the binder you are selling? Everything is inevitably copyrighted, even without the seal.  It justs provides one more degree of protection legally. https://www.teachingcopyright.org/handout/copyright-faq.html

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