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copyrighting a web page

Fullmetal Chocobo

Fullmetal Chocobo

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I believe I have the correct forms. I just have one slight problem. Part of the web page uses a javascript script that is available on the internet, but I do not wish to copyright that script itself. Merely the associated files of the web page. I'm currently trying to find the source / author of the script so that I may speak to them about it, but I'm not having much luck. Anyone know the correct thing to do about this, in regards to copyrighting?
 
I remember an incident where someone copied a page from someone elses website and pasted it verbatim without referencing the author. Then the author joined AT and raised cain, but I couldnt find the thread.
 
IIRC, in a class I had last semester we learned that anything printed or made like that is automatically under copyright by the author.
 
At the bottom, just put a copyright notice but include a statement that all other copyrighted material belongs to their respective owners or something. I don't remember the exact wording, but I've seen it before.
 
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