SC -Published recipe posting (was Vegetarian...)

[LYN M PARKINSON]

Point is, it's not my recipe.  I'd like to occasionally post one from
Santich (and others) that I've tried and found sucessful, as per the
recent vegetarian recipe request.  I well remember when I had little or
no access to reference books I needed/wanted.  Now that I can buy books
or use a good library, it's nice to be able to help the others.



Sincgiefu, you are a published author, selling your books.  How do you
react if I post one or two of your redactions to someone looking for
specific recipes? 



Regards,

Allison

allilyn at juno.com

On Mon, 29 Jun 1998 21:10:22 EDT LrdRas at aol.com writes:
>allilyn at juno.com
><< I'm not quite clear on whether we can post a recipe from a
> currently in-copyright book that is for sale.  Is one recipe OK, 
>people? >>
snipped>
>At the risk of digging up a sore subject, according to Llewellyn
Press>individual recipes are not copyrightable except in the context of
>collections.>The amounbt paid to an author of an "original" recipe is so
small it >is not>worthwhile to go to court over it. Alternatetively, only
a few of us >on the>list are "professional" writer's and we opnly glean
recipes for our >own use or>educational purposes.>Post your reciope. If
someone has a problem you can say "OOPS! Sorry!" >and>that will be the
end of it. >>Ras
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