I know. That is why I ended my post with > More pertinent here, though, is the aspect of business confidentiality > and business relationships. > > End of pedantic rant. I mentioned the broad principle of copyright law (not, surely, mere technicalities; the very fundamentals) as somewhat of an aside, since Del brought it up. He correctly pointed out a main principle of copyright that often seems not be be realised: that copyright is not something you DO; it's a right that IS. Kind regards, David Boyce. > David and all, > > The technicalities of copyright law are not the issue here. The issue > here is commonly accepted business practice. It is not in the best > interest of business people who want to make a profit on the sale of a > product to publicize wholesale prices. It puts them at a disadvantage > when involved in price negotiations with a prospective client. Someone > who presents himself as an "expert" on business practice and publishes > a book on the subject ought to know that. You simply don't send out > wholesale prices in a public medium - period. And anyone who doesn't > understand that ought to hang his head in shame. And the more this > person keeps arguing about it, the less believable all his claims to > alleged expertise in anything become. > > Israel Stein -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <https://www.moypiano.com/ptg/pianotech.php/attachments/20110327/fbcb1732/attachment-0001.htm>
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