[orionblamblam]

> Who did that newbie?

That would be YOU, since that's what's under discussion, and you are the one taking the opposing side to those of us who recognize that public domain = public domain.

Despite what some ignorant people have implied, the market may well not *legally* work around this minor "problem." No American model manufacturer, from the guys like me doing it as a hobby to the "giants" like Monogram, have the time or resources to fight this sort of nonsense. Packing it in and doing something else is a valid response when the cost of doing business becomes too high.

[Protagoras]

I never addressed anything that was in the public domain. That's what you kids do, make things up and attribute them to others.

Cite the post or crawl back to AOL son.

[Protagoras]

Packing it in and doing something else is a valid response when the cost of doing business becomes too high.

Packing it in is what happens. That's called the free market. Liberals like you don't like the free market.

Copy rights don't equal public domain kid.