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You are right: probably, the best (more correct) thing to do, is to ask
to the editor.
If the problem is a technical one, they can solve it for everybody, if
it is a local problem, they can choose the course of action they think
more fit, and that will be risk free!
The "full journal" trick does not work for me.
Micaela
Il 05/12/2010 18.55, Elizabeth Brooks ha scritto:
> Might I gently suggest that every IBCLC go read principle 25 of the IBLCE
> Code of Ethics before she starts letting copies of journal articles -- even
> excellent ones -- go flying through cyberspace.
>
> If you aren't an IBCLC, you should still go read it, as the intellectual
> property law concepts described therein are the law of the land where you
> live,too. You just don't have the distinction of having your certification
> put at risk for your failure to respect the law.
>
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