Not sure the legal ramifications of that. Who gets copyrights to stuff on
usenet?

Probably the ethical thing to do is to acknowledge that it's from usenet.

Nothing wrong with providing quick and easy access to r.f.d.t., but to imply
that it's all on one's site is prob. a bad idea.



"Mike Petro" > wrote in message
...
> Dear RFDTers
>
> This guy is using our group and representing it as his own
> discussion board on his busness site. Go to
> https://dragonwater.com/search.tf/Tea/ and you will see the
> following link:
>
> "There are over 2,600 articles on tea on our TeaTalk
> discussion board! View articles "
>
> This "TeaTalk discussion board" is nothing more than an
> interface to this newsgroup. It allows people to read and
> post messages to this group.
>
> I personaly resent you using this group as your business's
> discussion board. For your teashop to claim that this
> as "your" discussion board is misleading at best. You
> cannot claim this groups as belonging to you,
>
> Mike
>
>
>
> Posted through TeaTalk - http://teatalk.dragonwater.com
>
> .