samsloan wrote:
Who's copyright are you claiming that I have infringed?

Name some names.

Then explain why nobody has objected.

Sam Sloan


In 1978, Elo owned the copyright to his book. Unless he voluntarily
transferred it, the copyright now belongs to his heirs. If he did
transfer it, it belongs to whoever he sold/gave it to. Explain how and
when you acquired the right to publish it. You can prove you're not a
criminal by answering a simple question. If you refuse to answer it --
well, isn't that an admission?