Posted: Sat Feb 24, 2007 3:22 am
it doesn't matter where you got it from, you spread a copy of the original text, which was published by an authorized site under restrictions (which Katano points out)organix wrote:...
PS Katano: Ich habe den Text aus einem anderen Forum herausgenommen, aber auch bei insolvenzbekanntmachungen.de kann man das nachlesen und dort sehe ich auf Anhieb auch nichts was dagegen spricht diese Bekanntmachungen im Internet zu zitieren.
It's enough substance to request your ip adress, provider, customer data etc and send you an 'Abmahnung' (sorry, no translation for that german nonsense available) which you will have to pay.
Anyway, what do think would happen if I'd start to 'just quote' a certain German known as 'the Führer' on this site - or elsewhere...
I just mean - better safe than sorry, it has nothing to do with freedom of press or so.
Btw it's a nice example that Google isn't the ultimate truth as it may fail on it's own strength.
The current case is mostly 'hidden' by established rankings of the previous one
cheers, Tom
