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CA- Putting notes online illegal?

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HomeGuru

Senior Member
I think this would be very worthwhile. Don't bother listening to homeguru because he isn't giving u practical advice.

Go see one of your teachers, preferably a department head. They will be able to give you an answer or point you in the direction of someone who can.

Which CSU school are you in? I went to SFSU and have contacts there and at CAL.
**A: and why is my advice not practical?
 


**A: and why is my advice not practical?
Because of your past track record:

1. You told the Wright brothers that airplanes would never be practical

2. You told Bill Gates that nobody would ever be interested in personal computers.

3. You told the American colonists: "It's just tea, get over it"
 

HomeGuru

Senior Member
Because of your past track record:

1. You told the Wright brothers that airplanes would never be practical

2. You told Bill Gates that nobody would ever be interested in personal computers.

3. You told the American colonists: "It's just tea, get over it"
**A: but that was in my earlier years when I was fresh out of law school.
I have more experience now. And I did recently complete the Legal & Practical Advice 101 home study course offered by the American Bar Association.
 

cymbol

Junior Member
Also check with your school's student association (SA).

I went to a UC, and the the SA already has a note-taking program for most classes. The SA in turn sells copies of the notes, or freely provide them to the hearing impared, so I was told, to raise money for other SA functions.

Clearly selling notes is both practical and profitable, since SA employed a bunch of note-takers, though at sweatshop rates.

Just to think about your competition, if you wanted to do this for money. And I emphasize think, not competition.
 

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