Learning RR's Transcript/ Books on Rev

[Tomas Nally, P.E.]

On Tuesday, June 3, 2003, at 12:55  AM, it was written:

> As to methods of production for a book, as several people have pointed 
> out, this is unlikely to be a money-making venture in the short term, 
> and IMHO for the health of the RunRev product, the info should not be 
> too hard to get to. For that reason I for one am against use of 
> technology like Mark Brownell's, which if I understand it correctly is 
> designed to maintain commercial secrecy and to give strong protection 
> to copyright materials.

I don't quite understand this.

If a writer wants to invest his warrior work ethic 
and intellectual capital into a book for profit, 
what has the typical RunRev user risked?

Does the prospect of the development of a commercial book
somehow suck all the oxygen out of the air for those who are
interested in developing a not-for-profit publication?
I don't see why that would be the case.

If a book is released commercially, and a RunRev user determines
that the exchange of her money for the book doesn't advance her
interests, then she doesn't have to make the exchange.  If the
exchange advances her position, then she can acquire the book.

---Tom Nally, New Orleans
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