On 4/5/07, Andrew Gray <shimgray(a)gmail.com> wrote:
I don't see any conceptual difference between us picking it up from a
paper and republishing it, to the Village Voice picking it up from a
paper and republishing it... does it somehow become more legitimate
three or four transactions down the chain?
I'm curious about this too for future reference. Whats a good typical
benchmark for when the absurd or salacious does in fact become notable for
inclusion? A good rule of thumb, lets say.
For what its worth, also the Village Voice is a good resource. They're cited
in quite a few articles...
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- Denny