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I hope that staff team members might be able to help me with this.

Am I right in thinking that any post from a NeuroTalk member is copyright (ie, it is their intellectual property and can not be used elsewhere without specific consent)?

The reason that I ask is that I am a member of the admin team of another world-wide health support board which, like NeuroTalk, is based in the US so US law may be relevant.

There has been some discussion of allowing posts on that board to be used by third parties. I am strongly opposed to this, mainly for privacy reasons but also because of copyright issues.

Any advice would be welcome.
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