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Music is nice to have but if you could get in trouble i'd say dont risk it.
Rob.
Mile 21.0 CN Oakville Sub.
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POLL: Would you like music in the observation cars of the trainsets i am going to release, even if the music is copyrighted?
Posted by TexasWestern70Mac on Jan-31-03, 11:47 PM EDT
Result after a total of 10 votes
Yes, please, do not care about the copyrights 5 votes, 50% Vote for this choice No, don't risk it 5 votes, 50% Vote for this choice
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Music is nice to have but if you could get in trouble i'd say dont risk it.
Rob.
Mile 21.0 CN Oakville Sub.
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well, no music it is then.... thank you for replying
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Bill Hemb; train sim repainter, 3d modeler http://www.cascadenscale.org/Evergreen/tsdm.htm
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My no vore comes from the copyright issue. If, say, you are modeling an observation car from the late 40's to early 50's, there is loads of non-copyrighted music available that could be used with the car. So in this case I say go for it.
Sharon Evans
Glen Allen, Virginia
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