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Copyright seems to be a futile effort, considering that we are operating
world wide. In the US it seems to be reasonably well controlled by law, but
not internationally. So that we may as well forget about absolute protection
against plagiarism. We are, after all, looking upon ourselves as the distributors
of a set of ideas, and if the recipient sees fit to copy and use it, we have
succeeded.
What we must do to make this meaningful, is to add the explicit warning that
our actual sales object is the clinical opinion of myself and as many doctors
as would join our Doctors' Forum. Usage of the assessment form in a cookbook
fashion is therefore free of charge, but worth only as much as an experienced
and devoted clinician would be able to make of it.
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