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> The copyright. The right to prevent other people from making copies
> without your permission.
All I'm saying is that I don't see how you can keep that right when your
work is freely available in the first place. And I mean completely freely
available, no signing anything, no agreeing to terms, no having to give your
address, no joining a waiting list etc.
If it went to court in such a situation, how would the judge decide how much
money the author had lost by this "unlawful" copying of the work?
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