Published Feb 11, 2011
Silverdragon102, BSN
1 Article; 39,477 Posts
can i please remind everyone that it is a terms of service violation to post material that is covered by copyright laws. please please only post material that you have permission to post ie your own material or written permission from the original author/s or company that provided the material either via the web or by buying their books.
copyrighted material:
no "spreading of copyrighted material": please do not upload, attach or post anything that is copyright or licensed without prior consent of the owner. for example, if you want to post content from an online article, do not post the whole article, post a partial synopsis, and then a link to the source.
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grantz
147 Posts
Just a question silver. Members of all nurses wants a copy of audio reviewer from feuer. Should i share it with them? Coz if not then I won't waste my time uploading 630MB files anymore.
P.S. I don't know or let's say I'm not sure if it is copyrighted material because when I checked the details of the audio it has no certificate or security which can be copied everywhere. So pls let me know if I can share it here or not. Thank you and advance happy Halloween
Double-Helix, BSN, RN
3,377 Posts
Here's a good rule: If you had to pay for the service, then it's copy righted to the producer/manufacturer. This included NCLEX review books, CD's, Kaplan and Hurst questions, and your audio review.
keep in mind that even free things can be copy righted. In general, anything that contains specific information, research, or data will be copy righted. Copy righting is the author's way of saying "I put a lot of time into this. It's my work and no one can give it away without my permission."
So no, you can't share your audio review unless you compiled the information and recorded the review yourself. You may have bought the right to use the CD, but the information itself still belongs to the author. You can't share it without his/her permission. But you can post a link to the website where other members can buy the CD.
Here's a good rule: If you had to pay for the service, then it's copy righted to the producer/manufacturer. This included NCLEX review books, CD's, Kaplan and Hurst questions, and your audio review. keep in mind that even free things can be copy righted. In general, anything that contains specific information, research, or data will be copy righted. Copy righting is the author's way of saying "I put a lot of time into this. It's my work and no one can give it away without my permission."So no, you can't share your audio review unless you compiled the information and recorded the review yourself. You may have bought the right to use the CD, but the information itself still belongs to the author. You can't share it without his/her permission. But you can post a link to the website where other members can buy the CD.
nicely said. Thank you :redpinkhe
https://allnurses.com/nursing-student-assistance/pharmacology-flashcards-595483.html
I guess you must check this. ATI flashcards? ATI is a review center I guess and their flashcards are shared publicly? Is this ok?