Bets of 2+2 ?

I have been reading this forum for a litle while and I think that there is a lot of *very* good advice being given for free here. I have recently started to save the very best posts that I see. I would think others have been doing the same. What do you think about creating a site with the best articles (like the BoRG) ? Especialy since the archives dont go far in the past, so god post go to the dustbin after a wile.


I have just read the Terms and Conditionsdont and think there si no problem from that side. The only relevent part is:


You agree that upon posting any material within a forum on the 2+2 website you grant 2+2 and its successors and assigns, a non-exclusive worldwide,


^^^^^^^^^^^^ royalty free, perpetual, non-revocable license under your copyrights or other intellectual property rights, if any, in such material to distribute, display, and reproduce such material to other readers of that forum.


making the web site would not be a big problem. What do you think ? and have you been saving very good posts ?


Gatlif

One possible issue with publishing the posts here, is that while people have given 2+2 permission to archive and post and so on, it's not obvious that they've given anyone else permission to do so.


If that's the case, then you really ought to ask permission from each individual before you repost their stuff. A pain, I know.


Having said all that, I have an archive of some of the high limit posts I really liked. I also have a webserver that I'd be happy to host stuff on.


Thanks, Dave

Would u be able to email me the saved posts, if thats not a problem. Email me at vanmarcus@yahoo.com Thanks again i think you have a fantastic idea and i support you, but we need to hear the responses of other before proceeding.

Of course, we will ask the authors for permission to put put the posts on the web. I dont think it will be a problem.


Gatif

Hi,


I love your idea. I've just reposted it on more adequate Other Topics Forum.


By the way, what's the address to BoRGP?


Zbych,

http://www.kimberg.com/poker/borg.html