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cooper101183 · **Posted:** Sat Apr 19, 2014 8:02 pm

Are BGIME available as PDF's

JamesR · **Posted:** Sat Apr 19, 2014 8:03 pm

Isn't that illegal?

J.R. · **Posted:** Sat Apr 19, 2014 9:22 pm

depends, on your country local laws, isn't ? I just bought all 94 with the models quite cheap on a local online trade website

If I were you is would just buy them, its nicer to read of printed paper, but since there not available anymore, it may be hard to get them all.

I Am Frodo · **Posted:** Sun Apr 20, 2014 4:31 am

Jelier wrote:

depends, on your country local laws, isn't...

ummm...no, i don't believe that for a second. Pretty sure downloading anything illegal is, well, illegal everywhere. In fact, online downloading is only legal if the artist, author or creator has been deceased for 100 years or more. If you want to read some Jane Austin or Listen to some original Mozart (good luck), than thats the way to go. Although, there are pdf's on www.scribd.com. Not all of them, but you have to contribute to the site to get them. you give some, you get some.

:frodo:

Rognarr · **Posted:** Tue May 13, 2014 10:28 am

Groot wrote:

Jelier wrote:

depends, on your country local laws, isn't...

ummm...no, i don't believe that for a second. Pretty sure downloading anything illegal is, well, illegal everywhere. In fact, online downloading is only legal if the artist, author or creator has been deceased for 100 years or more. If you want to read some Jane Austin or Listen to some original Mozart (good luck), than thats the way to go. Although, there are pdf's on http://www.scribd.com. Not all of them, but you have to contribute to the site to get them. you give some, you get some.

:frodo:

Downloading anything is illegal? Now that's interesting.. ^^ It does indeed depend on national laws and furthermore the actually illegal par is mostly the uploading of copyrighted material.
And also, copyright law lasts for 70 years after the death of originator (at least here in Germany).

Coenus Scaldingus · **Joined:** Sat Aug 17, 2013 9:14 am **Posts:** 1121

Until very recently, downloading (for own use) was perfectly legal in the Netherlands. As Rognarr says, it was the uploading that was not allowed (i.e. distributing the data), or downloading for commercial purposes (e.g. to make a database of movies which you then sell).

I Am Frodo · **Posted:** Sat May 17, 2014 12:52 am

Rognarr wrote:

Downloading anything is illegal? Now that's interesting.. ^^

Hmmm... meant to say, downloading things that arent published by the author. As in, if a singer posts her own music for download for free on her website, then that is ok. If she has the music out in the world, and is getting money by it, and someone else puts it on the internet to download for free; well how is that not ripping off the artist?

Rognarr wrote:

And also, copyright law lasts for 70 years after the death of originator (at least here in Germany).

Well that still does not change my argument. Unless the publishers of a magazine (published in 2002) died 58 years before they even started the magazine.

cooper101183 · **Posted:** Sat May 17, 2014 1:08 am

All of the moneymen with the help of their pocketed politicians have pretty much sewn up all of the loopholes now. Downloading is becoming much harder than it was, although as fast as they sew them up creative people eventually tear new ones.

I Am Frodo · **Posted:** Sat May 17, 2014 9:37 am

cooper101183 wrote:

All of the moneymen with the help of their pocketed politicians have pretty much sewn up all of the loopholes now. Downloading is becoming much harder than it was, although as fast as they sew them up creative people eventually tear new ones.

Oh and Rognarr, if you want to get technical, you might want to read exactly what i typed before you critique. "Downloading ANYTHING ILLEGAL is illegal everywhere

:roll:

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