stay in my life.
let me
stay in yours.
as words
in a poem
never written.
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Wow! I gave it five stars!
PS: Came here from Your Orkut profile! BTW, shouldn’t it be copyrighted to…?!
copyrighting orkut profile? you are kiddin’ for sure…i’d rather go FBin’ than chasing people for stolen content on orkut 🙂
content’s on-the-house there…read it, steal it or forget about it..and write as if you are writin’ for charity 🙂
No Tina, you misunderstood me?
I mean which one is the correct phrase?
1. Copyright by Tina
2. Copyrighted to Tina
I only meant that I came here from your Orkut profile. I regret the confusion.
Hey, it should be ‘Coyrighted to Tina’! Read my discussion on this here:
http://dbennison.wordpress.com/write-or-wrong/#comment-245
hi Vikas…i’ll be thankful if you explain why it should be “to” and not “by”. I think a finer version will be © Copyright, Tina Rathore.
Check out this link-
http://corecopyright.wordpress.com/category/copyright/
Here’s an excerpt:
“A related question I often receive about notice is “What kind of copyright notice is sufficient?” My answer is to look at the bottom of any Core Copyright post for a decent example. Usually, a good copyright notice includes the year in which the work is recorded, the “C in a circle” (or ©) symbol (or the word “Copyright” if you cannot find the © symbol), and the person or entity that owns the work. (Vinyl records, compact discs and other forms of music typically add another symbol: a “P in a circle.” I’ll address why in a future post.)”
hello vikas…thanks for raising that question…made me explore all those aspects i would have otherwise lazily ignored.
that leaves me with a lot of work..fixing all my posts, mailin’ friends who recommended otherwise and yes, bookmarkin’ corecoyright at all the possible bookmarkin’ sites..
thanks again.
Thank you for the question.
I don’t think either is correct. I explain why in this new post entitled “Copyright, Grammar & Notices”:
http://corecopyright.wordpress.com/2010/01/09/grammar/
Thanks for resolving the question…i had been looking for an explanation ever since Vikas made me give a second thought to it.
i’ve got a li’lle more wiser reading your posts. will bookmark ur blog.thnx a ton. 🙂
Tina and Core Copyright,
I am glad I wrote a mail to Core Copyright. Thanks Tina for the link and thanks a lot Core Copyright for the elaborate explanation.