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Do you think it's OK to post recipes from cookbooks?
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| Yes, why not |
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| No, the recipes are copyrighted |
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| I never thought about it |
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| Hey, I paid good money for it, I can do what I want |
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WriterMom
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 Mon, Mar 01 2010, 8:19 pm
| Fabulous wrote: | | I agree with most about posting a couple of recipes here or there and specifying the book. I would not buy a cookbook for one recipe. In fact, the fact that so many people were so happy with the purple spice and spirit cookbook recipes that were posted here inspired me to buy it myself. And I love it. | That's a good point. I don't have time to browse cookbooks in the store, and am reluctant to buy one without knowing what it's like. I use the library as a way of "test driving" cookbooks, but have also bought some after trying out the recipes posted by others, including here.
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Annie
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Tue, Mar 02 2010, 12:15 am
I kind of look at it this way, if I need a recipe and I don't own the cookbook, calling and asking a neighbor to borrow her book to make the recipe is the same as asking someone on imamother to post a certain recipe, the only difference is it 's more likely someone here will have the recipe and be "home" when I call.
As long as it's attributed, I think it's fine, and as someone else mentioned, free advertising.
(edited b/c I can't spell late at night)
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PinkFridge
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Tue, Mar 02 2010, 11:00 am
| WriterMom wrote: | | Barbara wrote: | | Re other matters, I really can't express a legal opinion. I can say that its best not to rely upon *common practice* or what people say on the net re any legal issue, including those involving copyright. |
As long as we follow department guidelines, we're covered 8)
Good point, though, in any kind of institutional setting it's important to clarify what can be done and who's on the hook if there's a problem. |
Yeah, and you definitely don't want to quote an Australian recipe (or even the ingredients to be on the safe side) after The Land Down Under kerfuffle 
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cm
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Tue, Mar 02 2010, 2:10 pm
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I have contacted a publisher before posting an attributed recipe on a Yahoo group - they said yes (I suppose it helps promote the book) - but I wouldn't make a habit of it.
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