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#38
10-31-2005, 07:52 PM
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Standard Catalog Response from Lemke.
Posted By: Scott Forrest
If a kid gathered up all his 2004 Topps cards and wrote down all the numbers and players' names and sold the list, would that be a copyright violation? This is the same thing on a grander scale. Krauss did not do all the research to create these checklists - members of the hobby did it. Is Becketts infringing on Krauss' copyright by creating lists? 
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