Anyone have access to this ? Maybe copy and paste?
I understand subjectivity and Marketing $$$ driven …Just curious 
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The Wayback Machine to the rescue. Ohhhh, shoot. as I scrolled, it went and blurred everything out. Sorry. BUT - try clicking the link and then after it starts to load, right-click and ask it to Print to PDF and save it to your phone or drive. You’ll then see the entire article.
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I didn’t think we were allowed to copy full articles into a HO post if they were subscription. Not sure if that’s a holdout memory from my CH days.
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ty!
Thanks mucho for sharing this! Happy AND sad to see that some of my favorite spots in NNJ (Beyond Pita, Chengdu 23) are still as good as ever. And yay for Ada’s and Aarzu!
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and just more proof that Ocean County is a food wasteland.
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I’ve only been to 21 of them.
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As I understand it, republishing an article without permission infringes on the copyright of the owner. Back when I worked on website content, we were instructed to avoid copyright violation.
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That’s as I understand it as well. So maybe @BossaNova should remove his post now that the OP has seen it?
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Goodness knows I’m not the policymaker around here, but removing the article text would be my recommendation if I were. Unintentional stuff happens and I’d think we’d want to make it right? Removing the article would respect the rights of the copyright owner.
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But if @BossaNova is a subscriber, isn’t he allowed to share as he pleases? And/or, NJ.com usually puts things behind the paywall for a few days and then releases them to the public…
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If that’s the case, then a copy/pasta as he did would be OK, in my book.
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I think copy/paste of a complete text might be still copyright infringement
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I have to admit I get more and more sensitive of copyright stuff in the age of AI. And since in other threads people on this board complain that AI crawler might take their work away without permission we shouldn’t do it ourselves on the same board
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Good questions. The short answer (as I was trained in my career) is no. Unfortunately, republishing an entire article without licensing or permission of the owner is a copyright issue.
Many websites also specifically detail their rights as well. With a bit of digging, I found what NJ.com has to say. Spoiler alert is that republishing one of their articles without permission is not okay. Excerpt below and full text from NJ.com here.
Your Usage Obligations.
Unless expressly permitted by us, all Products are intended for your personal, non-commercial use only, and you may not rent, lease, lend, sell, share, provide, give or otherwise transfer a Product to a third party.
Please forgive the detail. I was required to be deeply nerdy about this stuff in my career, and would hope that here as a community we would stay on the right side of things.
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@BossaNova, looks like you should delete your full copy/paste of the article. My suggestion at least allows for others to pull up the article and quickly save it so they can read it if they don’t have a subscription.
Apologies to Jeff(Bossa Nova)
for the drama…
appreciate your efforts and the legal lesson!
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