[Jim Robinson]

As promised above, here's an alphabetical list of the sites that have complained about copyright violations thus far. The posting program will only allow excerpts and or deny posting where designated from the following sites:

These sites must be excerpted and linked only:

aim.org
baltimoresun.com
bayarea.com
boxofficemojo.com
bsudailynews.com
cavalierdaily.com
chicagotribune.com
ctnow.com
daily-chronicle.com
dailypress.com
gallup.com
gazette.net
GCN.com
goerie.com
greenwichtime.com
gwpi.net
heraldnet.com
holahoy.com
jewishworldreview.com
laopinion.com
latimes.com
mcall.com
mercurynews.com
msn.com
msnbc.com
nationalweekly.com
newsday.com
nynewsday.com
oregonmag.com
orlandosentinel.com
post-gazette.com
postwritersgroup.com
sfgate.com
sitepoint.com
sjmercury.com
spokesman-recorder.com
stamfordadvocate.com
startribune.com
sun-sentinel.com
sunspot.net
toledoblade.com
tribune.com
washingtonpost.com
washingtontechnology.com
washpostco.com
worldpress.org
wral.com


These publishers have asked us not to allow any material at all to be posted to FR:

americanpolitics.com
antiwar.com
eweek.com
extremetech.com
independent.co.uk
newyorker.com
pcmag.com
studlife.com
theonion.com
thetowntalk.com
universitystar.com
washingtondispatch.com

I'll also be posting this a little later on a thread of it's own. And later yet, John can add a link to it from our posting program.

Thanks,

Jim

[Badray]

Jim,

Is there a mechanism to prevent someone from posting an entire article (either by mistake or as an attempt to cause trouble)?

[piasa]

Just curious... what would they do if we archived a screenshot or photocopy of an article?