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Making Connections: Scottish Ancestry and Copyright Laws
10/1/2002
Readers respond to Family Tree Magazine.

Copyrights and wrongs

I'm sure Roy Collins, as director of Web and creative design at Heritage Quest, was greatly concerned about free lookups (June 2002). It detracts from his profits. I have purchased CDs, after reading what was in them (supposedly), and been stung when there was no information about the lineage I was following. Do you believe they could be returned? Absolutely not!

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