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I don't know whether this code is copyrighted or not - but - before you give opinions about copyright law - I suggest you ought to
learn a little about it - because a lot of what you said just isn't correct.
Moreover - I don't see any particular "good will" in this exchange. Just a lot of messages containing a lot of code - and a lot
of people who want a lot of stuff spoon fed them to them (without investing a nickel or 5 minutes worth of time to develop a sound
basis for trading). Robyn
A.J. Carisse wrote:
> The funny thing is, there has been no real substantiation at all concerning alleged copyright infringement by these posts.
> Before anyone advances such an accusation, they should at the very least be prepared to support it by way of fact. We cannot
> merely assume that such a flood invariably involves such infractions. Furthermore, any such resulting claims would only
> constitute a potential civil action between the affected party(ies) and the submitting party - there is no real reason why
> neutral parties on the list should be so concerned. As for the potential liability of the list or its owner, unless it
> becomes clear that copyright violations are occurring (which is far from the case at present), and the owner was negligent in
> his/her capacity to take reasonable measures in order to desist such practices, he/she has fulfilled his/her legal duties.
> Any material submitted would constitute public domain, unless it was clear that material was an infringement of copyright
> protection (which, again, is not the case as of yet).
>
> The great thing about these posts is that it encompasses a spirit of cooperation and good will rarely seen in this business.
> Personally, I trade stocks, so I am not accustomed to the proprietary attitude often found in futures trading. I derive a
> great deal of satisfaction in helping less experienced traders find their way. However, it would seem that, regardless of the
> ferocity of competition, a little cooperation between traders would be welcome indeed, whereas one could have the opportunity
> to exchange ideas with others of sufficient talent and capacity, for mutual benefit. The unselfish posts of "The Code,"
> whomever he or she is, ought to be commended. Whatever the ultimate motive, assisting others in this often difficult business
> has to be a central point, which is laudable.
>
> Regards and Good Trading,
> A.J.
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