"Scarborough Wargamers WW2 discussions" Topic

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Todumptious	12 Oct 2008 2:48 a.m. PST
Our club (Scar Wargamers) website has a lot of existing discussions regarding many elements of WW2, feel free to join in. SWargamers website: link WW2 section: link Heres a few Germans our clubs chairman has recently fitted up for battle on the Western Front. picture picture Thanks.
christot	12 Oct 2008 3:28 p.m. PST
Here's me thinking that "discussion" meant a dialogue rather than a monologue
Mat O War	13 Oct 2008 1:53 a.m. PST
LOL!
GrotGnome	13 Oct 2008 7:45 p.m. PST
I wonder how long before the owners of the books scanned page by page & then posted in the Napoleonic pages in this website start sending lawyers letters!
Todumptious	16 Oct 2008 1:32 p.m. PST
Grot, naturally, the clubs and sites charman, 'Uriahheep2', got written permission from every author from each source he uses. Chris, clearly yes discussion requires more than information, but the information is there to start the discussion, not be it. What else would make a good starter for a discussion? Ofcourse naturally, feel free to discuss on the site yourself, purely to prove my theory here wrong ;-)
Todumptious	16 Oct 2008 3:33 p.m. PST
Infact, after further response from the chairman, he assures all sources he uses comes from websites which allow usage of their information, and any books where content has been used various permission has been used. And where used Uriahheep2 achknowledges the persmission at the start or end of each topic.
Cacadores	17 Oct 2008 2:38 p.m. PST
Wouldn't it be easier then to put up links to the original websites, then? And all this information was put up before on the Wargames Society website: link
GrotGnome	18 Oct 2008 12:56 p.m. PST
"and any books where content has been used various permission has been used. And where used Uriahheep2 achknowledges the persmission at the start or end of each topic." Todumptious, After looking through 5 or 6 topics I'm yet to find any acknowledgement of permission, or even a mention of the book, author or publisher, mentioned at the beginning or end. I'm curious to know why publishers like Histoire & Collections would allow scanned images of books to appear on a gamers website while they are still commercially on sale?

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