> Couldn't the authors of these translations be teached about avoiding > such license restrictions which indeed limit the diffusion of their > work, which is certainly not their goal when their work on that task.
Some of them actually do. Others have concerns for exposing their work in the public domain for many reasons. - For not (re)selling what they do while they sold their works to a specific publisher. - Many think that the only way literary protection is to to keep hardline (copy)right statements. - Some think that keeping a work more restrictive in cases, makes it more valuable ;) - And finally, some of them did not stated anything about the public availability of their works, and when eventually died, their heirs made their work commercial and restrictive. -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
