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We are not charging for this, and neither can you. If you want to sell this material, include it as part of a compilation or collection, or republish it in any way, you have to negotiate with me first. This specifically includes (but is not limited to) "Best"-Outdated-ShovelWare-from-the-Net-type CD-ROMS, as well as FAQ collections for which access costs money (on AOL or CompuServe, for example).

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The image of people digging used on the Page Creation page is Copyright ©1995 PhotoDisc, Inc. The image of telegraph poles used in the Internet SIG page is Copyright ©1996 PhotoDisc, Inc. The image "Winter Tree Silhouette" used on the main home page is copyright ©1999 PhotoDisc, Inc. You need to buy a license from them if you want to use their photos.

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