FYI: you cannot offer items for sale outside of your own store on this platform.
So if you want to sell items on Bricklink you'll need to set up a store.
FYI: you cannot offer items for sale outside of your own store on this platform.
So if you want to sell items on Bricklink you'll need to set up a store.
Erikk
sorry
i didn't know it
i saw a selling section so i thought it was legit
FYI: you cannot offer items for sale outside of your own store on this platform.
So if you want to sell items on Bricklink you'll need to set up a store.
Erikk
sorry
i didn't know it
i saw a selling section so i thought it was legit
FYI: you cannot offer items for sale outside of your own store on this platform.
So if you want to sell items on Bricklink you'll need to set up a store.
Erikk
sorry
i didn't know it
i saw a selling section so i thought it was legit
Much more; it's a shame to try to sell their (wonderful) work even "interpreted"!
FYI: you cannot offer items for sale outside of your own store on this platform.
So if you want to sell items on Bricklink you'll need to set up a store.
Erikk
sorry
i didn't know it
i saw a selling section so i thought it was legit
also if you didnt you make the instructions yourself you should not sell copies
of it
i understand that can't sell on the forum
so sorry about it
but we are in a free country so i sell whatever i want to
i can sell a moc created with the instruction someonelse created
don't understand
no problem
In Selling, RebelliousBrick writes:
In Selling, Fra73 writes:
In Selling, Reki_Lobsheek writes:
FYI: you cannot offer items for sale outside of your own store on this platform.
So if you want to sell items on Bricklink you'll need to set up a store.
Erikk
sorry
i didn't know it
i saw a selling section so i thought it was legit
also if you didnt you make the instructions yourself you should not sell copies
of it
i don't think so
i bought the instruction years ago
i bought pieces
now i don't want to take with me this fantastic moc
is there any law against it?
i don't think so
i sell a moc and the instruction they gave me
can't believe the argument
i am not reproducing it
it's my copy
i do what i want with my copy
thanks so much for you opinion
bye
In Selling, 1001bricks writes:
In Selling, Fra73 writes:
i understand that can't sell on the forum
so sorry about it
but we are in a free country so i sell whatever i want to
i can sell a moc created with the instruction someonelse created
No - this is called Copyright Infringement - it's also valid in Italy.
don't understand
Let me explain it: they work to create and you get the money.
i understand that can't sell on the forum
so sorry about it
but we are in a free country so i sell whatever i want to
i can sell a moc created with the instruction someonelse created
don't understand
no problem
yes you can sell the parts that are in the moc as 1 package but you cannot sell
copies of the instructions since you do not own the intelectual property to be
allowed to make copies and sell them (unless you have the actual permission from
the original owners to do so).
just because you bought the instructions from the original owners, it doesnt
give you the right to make copies of those instructions to sell for a profit.
its like saying everyone can make copies of dvd's, video games, books, etc
and sell them for a profit because they bought it....
In Selling, RebelliousBrick writes:
In Selling, Fra73 writes:
In Selling, Reki_Lobsheek writes:
FYI: you cannot offer items for sale outside of your own store on this platform.
So if you want to sell items on Bricklink you'll need to set up a store.
Erikk
sorry
i didn't know it
i saw a selling section so i thought it was legit
also if you didnt you make the instructions yourself you should not sell copies
of it
ok
i can sell the original one or i can sell the moc without so no problem
thanks so much
In Selling, RebelliousBrick writes:
In Selling, Fra73 writes:
i understand that can't sell on the forum
so sorry about it
but we are in a free country so i sell whatever i want to
i can sell a moc created with the instruction someonelse created
don't understand
no problem
yes you can sell the parts that are in the moc as 1 package but you cannot sell
copies of the instructions since you do not own the intelectual property to be
allowed to make copies and sell them (unless you have the actual permission from
the original owners to do so).
just because you bought the instructions from the original owners, it doesnt
give you the right to make copies of those instructions to sell for a profit.
its like saying everyone can make copies of dvd's, video games, books, etc
and sell them for a profit because they bought it....
In Selling, RebelliousBrick writes:
In Selling, Fra73 writes:
In Selling, Reki_Lobsheek writes:
FYI: you cannot offer items for sale outside of your own store on this platform.
So if you want to sell items on Bricklink you'll need to set up a store.
Erikk
sorry
i didn't know it
i saw a selling section so i thought it was legit
also if you didnt you make the instructions yourself you should not sell copies
of it
just because you bought the instructions from the original owners, it doesnt
give you the right to make copies of those instructions to sell for a profit.
its like saying everyone can make copies of dvd's, video games, books, etc
and sell them for a profit because they bought it....
The instructions are a hardback book, so they are allowed to sell the book to
someone else but not make copies and sell those.
just because you bought the instructions from the original owners, it doesnt
give you the right to make copies of those instructions to sell for a profit.
its like saying everyone can make copies of dvd's, video games, books, etc
and sell them for a profit because they bought it....
The instructions are a hardback book, so they are allowed to sell the book to
someone else but not make copies and sell those.
Precision: They aren’t trying to sell the book, they are trying to sell a copy
of the book. Only one but still a copy.
just because you bought the instructions from the original owners, it doesnt
give you the right to make copies of those instructions to sell for a profit.
its like saying everyone can make copies of dvd's, video games, books, etc
and sell them for a profit because they bought it....
The instructions are a hardback book, so they are allowed to sell the book to
someone else but not make copies and sell those.
Precision: They aren’t trying to sell the book, they are trying to sell a copy
of the book. Only one but still a copy.
Oh, thanks. I didn’t know “precision” was a false friend / that English didn’t
have the “details / clarification” meaning 😅
Apparently, the word was “borrowed” before that meaning was added in French.
All good I think it’s just the specialty spelling of that word that dosnt
apply the same in all situations.
“Specialty spelling”? 🤔
I’m not an English teacher so that’s probably not the right wording but what
I had meant is for example “that drill bit is a precision bit” is very fine but
“precision, your correct” is not
I’m not an English teacher so that’s probably not the right wording but what
I had meant is for example “that drill bit is a precision bit” is very fine but
“precision, your correct” is not
*you’re
Yes, in English, “precision,” as a name, only means “the state of being
exact or accurate” (or the number of significant digits in math, or some obscure
bridge term). And it can also be used as an adjective: “precision drill bit.”
In French, the name can also mean “details, supplementary information for clarification.”
And it can’t be used as an adjective, “precision drill bit” = “foret de
précision.”
So, “Précision:” = “Clarification:”/“Some more info:”.
(But I’m seeing “Precision:” used in English too… must be from French people
or that meaning is eventually being “borrowed” too )
I’m not an English teacher so that’s probably not the right wording but what
I had meant is for example “that drill bit is a precision bit” is very fine but
“precision, your correct” is not
*you’re
Yes, in English, “precision,” as a name, only means “the state of being
exact or accurate” (or the number of significant digits in math, or some obscure
bridge term). And it can also be used as an adjective: “precision drill bit.”
In French, the name can also mean “details, supplementary information for clarification.”
And it can’t be used as an adjective, “precision drill bit” = “foret de
précision.”
So, “Précision:” = “Clarification:”/“Some more info:”.
(But I’m seeing “Precision:” used in English too… must be from French people
or that meaning is eventually being “borrowed” too )
Typically, in English, we would use the adverb phrase "More precisely,..."
I’m not an English teacher so that’s probably not the right wording but what
I had meant is for example “that drill bit is a precision bit” is very fine but
“precision, your correct” is not
*you’re
Yes, in English, “precision,” as a name, only means “the state of being
exact or accurate” (or the number of significant digits in math, or some obscure
bridge term). And it can also be used as an adjective: “precision drill bit.”
In French, the name can also mean “details, supplementary information for clarification.”
And it can’t be used as an adjective, “precision drill bit” = “foret de
précision.”
So, “Précision:” = “Clarification:”/“Some more info:”.
(But I’m seeing “Precision:” used in English too… must be from French people
or that meaning is eventually being “borrowed” too )
Typically, in English, we would use the adverb phrase "More precisely,..."
I’m not an English teacher so that’s probably not the right wording but what
I had meant is for example “that drill bit is a precision bit” is very fine but
“precision, your correct” is not
*you’re
Yes, in English, “precision,” as a name, only means “the state of being
exact or accurate” (or the number of significant digits in math, or some obscure
bridge term). And it can also be used as an adjective: “precision drill bit.”
In French, the name can also mean “details, supplementary information for clarification.”
And it can’t be used as an adjective, “precision drill bit” = “foret de
précision.”
So, “Précision:” = “Clarification:”/“Some more info:”.
(But I’m seeing “Precision:” used in English too… must be from French people
or that meaning is eventually being “borrowed” too )
Typically, in English, we would use the adverb phrase "More precisely,..."
I’m not an English teacher so that’s probably not the right wording but what
I had meant is for example “that drill bit is a precision bit” is very fine but
“precision, your correct” is not
*you’re
Yes, in English, “precision,” as a name, only means “the state of being
exact or accurate” (or the number of significant digits in math, or some obscure
bridge term). And it can also be used as an adjective: “precision drill bit.”
In French, the name can also mean “details, supplementary information for clarification.”
And it can’t be used as an adjective, “precision drill bit” = “foret de
précision.”
So, “Précision:” = “Clarification:”/“Some more info:”.
(But I’m seeing “Precision:” used in English too… must be from French people
or that meaning is eventually being “borrowed” too )
Typically, in English, we would use the adverb phrase "More precisely,..."
Oh, you speak English in USA?
(troll mode activated)
About the same as they speak French in Quebec.
LOL - but that seems exaggerated: I can understand you
I’m not an English teacher so that’s probably not the right wording but what
I had meant is for example “that drill bit is a precision bit” is very fine but
“precision, your correct” is not
*you’re
Yes, in English, “precision,” as a name, only means “the state of being
exact or accurate” (or the number of significant digits in math, or some obscure
bridge term). And it can also be used as an adjective: “precision drill bit.”
In French, the name can also mean “details, supplementary information for clarification.”
And it can’t be used as an adjective, “precision drill bit” = “foret de
précision.”
So, “Précision:” = “Clarification:”/“Some more info:”.
(But I’m seeing “Precision:” used in English too… must be from French people
or that meaning is eventually being “borrowed” too )
just because you bought the instructions from the original owners, it doesnt
give you the right to make copies of those instructions to sell for a profit.
its like saying everyone can make copies of dvd's, video games, books, etc
and sell them for a profit because they bought it....
The instructions are a hardback book, so they are allowed to sell the book to
someone else but not make copies and sell those.
Precision: They aren’t trying to sell the book, they are trying to sell a copy
of the book. Only one but still a copy.
Sometimes it is not clear. I have a copy of the book but it is not a copy. It
is an original copy of the book.
Precision: They aren’t trying to sell the book, they are trying to sell a copy
of the book. Only one but still a copy.
Sometimes it is not clear. I have a copy of the book but it is not a copy. It
is an original copy of the book.
It was clear in the original message (that I can still read, which is why I re-added
the info): “COPY of the original instruction (NOT THE ORIGINAL ONE) […] offset
printing” (their emph.).
Once again, French is better: we don’t say “copie” for “edition of a book,” we
say “exemplaire” (sample), so “copie” (almost) always means “bootleg.”
(Just banter. English is better in other cases. And sometimes it’s Spanish,
German….)
Italy, Lazio
Belgium, Brussels
France, Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur
Canada, Alberta
United Kingdom, England
USA, Ohio
