Rename College Athletics Forum

[Grizfan7]

It must be such a sad, lonely existence to go somewhere that you know nobody wants you and basically just start talking to yourself. Pathetic really.

Happy to compare lives and experiences anytime.

What would you be attempting to accomplish by doing that ?

It would disprove what the prior poster insinuated. What was that poster "attempting to accomplish"?

[bobcatfan15]

I personally love how Grisfan7 replies to himself

[Grizfan7]

I personally love how Grisfan7 replies to himself

Where have I "responded" to myself?

[77matman]

Seems to me that most of your posts are kinda like reading someone who likes to listen to themselves talk.

Just my opinion. You are an attorney, right.

[Grizfan7]

Seems to me that most of your posts are kinda like reading someone who likes to listen to themselves talk.

Just my opinion. You are an attorney, right.

I am a traveller and big sports fan, not a lawyer. I went to the Fiesta Bowl and National Championship game in LA earlier this year. Let me know if you want to see my other trips and sporting events.

[Grizfan7]

It would be appreciated if the mods would quit moving threads from the main board to this forum. You are mucking up "my" forum. Thanks. And ha.

[77matman]

Thanks for the unselfish offer to share more of yourself, but I’ve got some wet paint to watch dry.

[CatBot]

Mods, please continue to move all G7 threads immediately to CA. It's similar to how you quarantine a disease.

[bobcatfan15]

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[Grizfan7]

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As you probably know, this is not a reprint. It involves quotess with a linked citation. Perfectly fine, acceptable and legal.

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Advertising
Social Media <— Bobcat Nation
Email / Website
PowerPoint presentations

Request Quote (They aren’t talking quotation marks, but dollar signs.)

Part of my law practice was Intellectual Property. I know this area of the law. The whole article is copyrighted. Not every sentence separately. It's perfectly okay to quote articles, including Journal articles.

"Do I need permission to quote from a newspaper article?

Yes, you can usually quote a newspaper article (or a website, or a book) on your blog. Quoting excerpts of protected works is typically considered a “fair use” of the work, and doesn't require getting permission."

"What is considered fair use?
Under the fair use doctrine of the U.S. copyright statute, it is permissible to use limited portions of a work including quotes, for purposes such as commentary, criticism, news reporting, and scholarly reports."

https://www.google.com/search?q=can+quo ... s-wiz-serp

There are articles quoted and linked on BB everyday. Perfectly normal 

So you aren’t an attorney. You just have a law practice?! Hmmm

Not a practicing attorney. No law practice.