[Seattle-editorial] FP: Is terrorism making you sick?

[Jeremy G Kahn]

I think the right thing to do might be to do a feature highlight and 
point to the story on the SF Gate site if it's there -- or trim the 
story on the newswire so it's just a paragraph and a link offsite.

But I understand that some of us aren't as comfortable linking offsite, 
so I suppose that's open to debate.

--jeremy

typist at speakeasy.net wrote:

>Looking more closely at this -- I think there are some copyright issues here.  I think it would be worthwhile to contact SFGate, the website for the San Francisco Chronicle, and get permission to use their stuff. What are other people's thoughts?  
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>>-----Original Message-----
>>From:  anarch3m [mailto:anarch3m at lycos.com]
>>Sent: Friday, September 12, 2003 08:34 PM
>>To: typist at speakeasy.net, 'Jeremy G Kahn'
>>Cc: seattle-editorial at lists.indymedia.org
>>Subject: Re: [Seattle-editorial] FP: Is terrorism making you sick?
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>>Good Idea   AND its the rules.
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>>--------- Original Message ---------
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>>DATE: Fri, 12 Sep 2003 12:53:48
>>From: Jeremy G Kahn <jgk at fifthhorseman.net>
>>To: typist at speakeasy.net
>>Cc: seattle-editorial at lists.indymedia.org
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>>>good story. I think we should mention the name of the original paper in 
>>>the link, so it doesn't look like we're trying to take credit for it.
>>>Approve.
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>>>typist at speakeasy.net wrote:
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>>>>OK, I gotta admit I love this one, love it, love it, love it:
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>>>>subtitle:  COSMIC QUESTIONS
>>>>title:  Is terorism making you sick?
>>>>
>>>>text: Do you remember? The days immediately after 9/11? That rich feeling of global sympathy and sincere concern and this powerful, overarching sense that maybe, just maybe, if we work together and reach out to each other without snide bias or prejudice, we can re-make the world in an entirely new, politically purified, blazingly conscious, peace-seeking vision? No? It's OK. Neither does anyone else. 
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>>>><a href="http://seattle.indymedia.org/front.php3?article_id=32886&group=webcast">Full story.</a>
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