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dear sirs: please remove any comments associated with the name ken madden.
Please remove my name from your site. thank you....sincerely....ken madden
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To: "Alvar Freude" Subject: Re: remove Date: Mon, 21 Apr
2003 06:47:57 -0700 X-Priority: 3 X-MSMail-Priority: Normal X-Mailer:
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Dear Mr. Freude My written material is protected by copyright and your site
is using my written work without my permission. You have associated your
site with my material and are in violation of many copyright and internet
laws. If you persist I will have my attorneys look into the matter and you
may face prosecution. sincerely....ken madden
-----Original Message----- From: Alvar Freude To: madden
Cc: info@a-blast.org Date: Saturday,
April 19, 2003 2:13 PM Subject: Re: remove
>-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- >Hash: SHA1 > >Dear Ken Madden, > >- --
madden wrote: > >>dear sirs: >>please remove any comments
associated with the name ken madden. Please remove my name from your site.
thank you....sincerely....ken madden > >we never remove anything. > >But it
may in your hands to use the Blaster's rating system. > > >To get more
infos about censorship, read here: > >http://censorship.odem.org/ > > >Ciao
>Alvar > >- -- >** Alvar C.H. Freude -- http://alvar.a-blast.org/ ** >**
ODEM-Aktuell: http://odem.org/informationsfreiheit/o-ton.html
** http://www.heise.de/ct/aktuell/data/jk-28.01.03-010/ > > >-----BEGIN
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Dear Mr. Freude, Let me re-phrase my previous e mail that I sent to you
today. Please remove any material that was posted by me and any material
that was posted by anyone concerning me or my written material from your
sites. This includes all directories. sincerely....ken madden
-----Original Message----- From: Alvar Freude To:
madden Cc: info@a-blast.org Date:
Monday, April 21, 2003 10:04 AM Subject: Re: remove
>-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- >Hash: SHA1 > >Dear madden
, > >- -- madden wrote: > >>My written
material is protected by copyright > >Which material? > > >>and your site
is using my written work without my permission. > >The Assoziations-Blaster
is build by its users. By submitting texts, you give the permission to use
it. > >To avoid this, you can only decide to not submit any text into the
blaster and not participate in this well known net.art project. > > >Ciao
>Alvar Freude, for the Assoziations-Blaster Team > >- -- >** Alvar C.H.
Freude >** http://alvar.a-blast.org/ >** >** http://odem.org/ >-----BEGIN
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Dear Mr. Freude, Let me remind you again that plagiarizing copyrighted
material is a serious offence in any country. Maybe we have a language
problem in our communication because somehow you fail to realize the
seriousness of ths situation. I am only asking you to remove any postings
with regards to my material. Any posting with an IP address from my area
should be removed. You have the system in front of you and anybody with
limited computer knowledge could effect this. If you need help I will try
to assist you.This is not brain surgery. sincerely.....ken madden
-----Original Message----- From: Alvar Freude To:
madden Cc: info@a-blast.org Date:
Thursday, April 24, 2003 3:47 PM Subject: Re: remove
>Mr. Madden, > >If you keep at your opinion, please go ahead and accuse the
person that has used your work to supply it into the Assoziations-Blaster.
To find out who this person was, please > >- tell us the precise address of
the supposed infringed copyright > >- verify and prove that you have the
copyright for this work > >- make a complaint of an offence at a competent
district public >prosecution authority in Germany, against the person that
has posted the works into the Assoziations-Blaster. With the complaint of
an offence you can request us to publish the IP-adress so the person can be
ascertained. > > >We will then give the IP-adress to the disctrict public
prosecution authority, which can investigate who has infringed the
copyright. Without that ruling we are not permitted to give you any data.
But we can tell you, that this IP-Adress is coming from the same net from
which you are sending your e-mails ... > >We also have to warn you, that if
it comes out that you have posted the texts into the Assoziations-Blaster
yourself and you claim an copyright infringement, you incur a penalty
(because of wrong suspicion). > > > >We are not at all familiar with your
work or your name. If your material is available in some form anywhere, you
can be sure that anybody can do anything with it. Like for example copying
it from your web site and pasting it in a free network literature project
like ours. > >Our policy is to allow postings of any kind by anybody. And
only the community regulates what is allowed and what not. We, as the
creators of the community software (if you want to call it like this) do
not post or delete anything ourselves. And we deny any responsibility for
what people do with our software. > >Please consider if you want to attack
us as private people or net artists. Because first of all we do not profit
of your texts in any way. It's a simple art project that we did out of
interest and it wasn't even commissioned in any way. And secondly maybe you
overestimate the relevance of our project. The system is completely
non-linear, it is not possible to search for texts related to an author's
name, and only maybe by accident somebody might find a text that you
consider an offense being there. The whole system is based on "coming
across something by accident". If your name appears there and somebody is
in favor of what is written there, it's possible to look up your name in
Google and come to "official" information about you. If you think that text
on the site of our project would appear authentic to anybody, please think
again. > >Especially if you are an author -- actually we don't know, as
stated above -- you should understand that the Web itself is a medium of
it's own and there should be room for specific artistic expression there.
To hit a harmless project like the Assoziations-Blaster with the hammer of
copyright could also bring you more harm than profit. In the web community,
your name would be associated with the suppression of free expression. > >
>If you want to know more about the Assoziations-Blaster, read this: >
>http://www.eyestorm.com/feature/ED2n_article.asp?article_id=318 > > >Best,
>Assoziations-Blaster Team (Dragan Espenschied, Alvar Freude) > > >
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Dear Mr Freude, enclosed as attachments are the following sites posting my
copyrighted material. Your site also does not honor a time duration on any
postings. Postings that are submitted as per your agreement for one day are
kept for several months, so there is no way of trying out your system and
making a decision if it's something the poster wants to display their works
on. Your site leads one to believe that information posted is temporary but
lingers long past the time duration. The material is copyrighted and your
site does not have permission to display it past the time duration
designated on your site. Your site does not have permission to display my
works from the time of my original notification which is April 19, 2003.
Why is it so important for you to display my material when you are not
permitted? Do you like my poetry so much that you want to make it part of
your site or what is your motive? sincerely....ken madden
-----Original Message----- From: Alvar Freude To:
madden Cc: info@a-blast.org Date:
Thursday, April 24, 2003 3:47 PM Subject: Re: remove
>Mr. Madden,
> >If you keep at your opinion, please go ahead and accuse the
person that has used your work to supply it into the Assoziations-Blaster.
To find out who this person was, please > >- tell us the precise address of
the supposed infringed copyright > >- verify and prove that you have the
copyright for this work > >- make a complaint of an offence at a competent
district public >prosecution authority in Germany, against the person that
has posted the works into the Assoziations-Blaster. With the complaint of
an offence you can request us to publish the IP-adress so the person can be
ascertained. > > >We will then give the IP-adress to the disctrict public
prosecution authority, which can investigate who has infringed the
copyright. Without that ruling we are not permitted to give you any data.
But we can tell you, that this IP-Adress is coming from the same net from
which you are sending your e-mails ... > >We also have to warn you, that if
it comes out that you have posted the texts into the Assoziations-Blaster
yourself and you claim an copyright infringement, you incur a penalty
(because of wrong suspicion). > > > >We are not at all familiar with your
work or your name. If your material is available in some form anywhere, you
can be sure that anybody can do anything with it. Like for example copying
it from your web site and pasting it in a free network literature project
like ours. > >Our policy is to allow postings of any kind by anybody. And
only the community regulates what is allowed and what not. We, as the
creators of the community software (if you want to call it like this) do
not post or delete anything ourselves. And we deny any responsibility for
what people do with our software. > >Please consider if you want to attack
us as private people or net artists. Because first of all we do not profit
of your texts in any way. It's a simple art project that we did out of
interest and it wasn't even commissioned in any way. And secondly maybe you
overestimate the relevance of our project. The system is completely
non-linear, it is not possible to search for texts related to an author's
name, and only maybe by accident somebody might find a text that you
consider an offense being there. The whole system is based on "coming
across something by accident". If your name appears there and somebody is
in favor of what is written there, it's possible to look up your name in
Google and come to "official" information about you. If you think that text
on the site of our project would appear authentic to anybody, please think
again. > >Especially if you are an author -- actually we don't know, as
stated above -- you should understand that the Web itself is a medium of
it's own and there should be room for specific artistic expression there.
To hit a harmless project like the Assoziations-Blaster with the hammer of
copyright could also bring you more harm than profit. In the web community,
your name would be associated with the suppression of free expression. > >
>If you want to know more about the Assoziations-Blaster, read this: >
>http://www.eyestorm.com/feature/ED2n_article.asp?article_id=318 > > >Best,
>Assoziations-Blaster Team (Dragan Espenschied, Alvar Freude) > > >
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Dear Mr. Freude, You have not provided me with the name of the German
Prosecuting Authority in your area, so that I can go forward to prosecute
you as quickly as possible. If you do not provide me with this information,
then I would have to assume that you are uncooperative in this matter. With
or without this information, I will go forward to see that your a-blaster
ceases to infinge on my copyrights. It is illegal to plagiarize
intellectual property and by not obtaining the written permission from the
author it is tantamount to violation of copyright laws which are recognized
in every country. sincerely.....ken madden
----------------------------
-----Original Message----- From: Alvar Freude To:
madden Cc: info@a-blast.org Date:
Thursday, April 24, 2003 3:47 PM Subject: Re: remove
>Mr. Madden, > >If you keep at your opinion, please go ahead and accuse the
person that has used your work to supply it into the Assoziations-Blaster.
To find out who this person was, please > >- tell us the precise address of
the supposed infringed copyright > >- verify and prove that you have the
copyright for this work > >- make a complaint of an offence at a competent
district public >prosecution authority in Germany, against the person that
has posted the works into the Assoziations-Blaster. With the complaint of
an offence you can request us to publish the IP-adress so the person can be
ascertained. > > >We will then give the IP-adress to the disctrict public
prosecution authority, which can investigate who has infringed the
copyright. Without that ruling we are not permitted to give you any data.
But we can tell you, that this IP-Adress is coming from the same net from
which you are sending your e-mails ... > >We also have to warn you, that if
it comes out that you have posted the texts into the Assoziations-Blaster
yourself and you claim an copyright infringement, you incur a penalty
(because of wrong suspicion). > > > >We are not at all familiar with your
work or your name. If your material is available in some form anywhere, you
can be sure that anybody can do anything with it. Like for example copying
it from your web site and pasting it in a free network literature project
like ours. > >Our policy is to allow postings of any kind by anybody. And
only the community regulates what is allowed and what not. We, as the
creators of the community software (if you want to call it like this) do
not post or delete anything ourselves. And we deny any responsibility for
what people do with our software. > >Please consider if you want to attack
us as private people or net artists. Because first of all we do not profit
of your texts in any way. It's a simple art project that we did out of
interest and it wasn't even commissioned in any way. And secondly maybe you
overestimate the relevance of our project. The system is completely
non-linear, it is not possible to search for texts related to an author's
name, and only maybe by accident somebody might find a text that you
consider an offense being there. The whole system is based on "coming
across something by accident". If your name appears there and somebody is
in favor of what is written there, it's possible to look up your name in
Google and come to "official" information about you. If you think that text
on the site of our project would appear authentic to anybody, please think
again. > >Especially if you are an author -- actually we don't know, as
stated above -- you should understand that the Web itself is a medium of
it's own and there should be room for specific artistic expression there.
To hit a harmless project like the Assoziations-Blaster with the hammer of
copyright could also bring you more harm than profit. In the web community,
your name would be associated with the suppression of free expression. > >
>If you want to know more about the Assoziations-Blaster, read this: >
>http://www.eyestorm.com/feature/ED2n_article.asp?article_id=318 > > >Best,
>Assoziations-Blaster Team (Dragan Espenschied, Alvar Freude) > > >
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Dear Sirs:
Thank you for your replies. I have been communicating with Mr. Alvar Freude
about this matter. What is Mr. Freude's position with your company and if
he is not at the highest level then would you please provide me with the
name or names of those that are in charge? Please provide the names and
addresses as well as phone numbers of the senior officers. Also, if you
would be so kind as to provide me with the prosecution authority in your
area so that I can prosecute you as quickly as possible. Please provide me
with the official name of the authority and the addresses and phone numbers
so that I can make contact. Also, provide me with your address for service
and the official title of Mr. Freud and what does he do for the company?
Thank you for your cooperation in this matter.
-----Original Message----- From: Alvar Freude To:
madden Cc: info@a-blast.org Date:
Thursday, April 24, 2003 3:47 PM Subject: Re: remove
>Mr. Madden, > >If you keep at your opinion, please go ahead and accuse the
person that has used your work to supply it into the Assoziations-Blaster.
To find out who this person was, please > >- tell us the precise address of
the supposed infringed copyright > >- verify and prove that you have the
copyright for this work > >- make a complaint of an offence at a competent
district public >prosecution authority in Germany, against the person that
has posted the works into the Assoziations-Blaster. With the complaint of
an offence you can request us to publish the IP-adress so the person can be
ascertained. > > >We will then give the IP-adress to the disctrict public
prosecution authority, which can investigate who has infringed the
copyright. Without that ruling we are not permitted to give you any data.
But we can tell you, that this IP-Adress is coming from the same net from
which you are sending your e-mails ... > >We also have to warn you, that if
it comes out that you have posted the texts into the Assoziations-Blaster
yourself and you claim an copyright infringement, you incur a penalty
(because of wrong suspicion). > > > >We are not at all familiar with your
work or your name. If your material is available in some form anywhere, you
can be sure that anybody can do anything with it. Like for example copying
it from your web site and pasting it in a free network literature project
like ours. > >Our policy is to allow postings of any kind by anybody. And
only the community regulates what is allowed and what not. We, as the
creators of the community software (if you want to call it like this) do
not post or delete anything ourselves. And we deny any responsibility for
what people do with our software. > >Please consider if you want to attack
us as private people or net artists. Because first of all we do not profit
of your texts in any way. It's a simple art project that we did out of
interest and it wasn't even commissioned in any way. And secondly maybe you
overestimate the relevance of our project. The system is completely
non-linear, it is not possible to search for texts related to an author's
name, and only maybe by accident somebody might find a text that you
consider an offense being there. The whole system is based on "coming
across something by accident". If your name appears there and somebody is
in favor of what is written there, it's possible to look up your name in
Google and come to "official" information about you. If you think that text
on the site of our project would appear authentic to anybody, please think
again. > >Especially if you are an author -- actually we don't know, as
stated above -- you should understand that the Web itself is a medium of
it's own and there should be room for specific artistic expression there.
To hit a harmless project like the Assoziations-Blaster with the hammer of
copyright could also bring you more harm than profit. In the web community,
your name would be associated with the suppression of free expression. > >
>If you want to know more about the Assoziations-Blaster, read this: >
>http://www.eyestorm.com/feature/ED2n_article.asp?article_id=318 > > >Best,
>Assoziations-Blaster Team (Dragan Espenschied, Alvar Freude) > > >
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<000601c30abb$5139a400$80a5bbd0@fpfzqlga> From: "madden"
To: Subject: Re: remove Date: Thu, 24 Apr 2003 16:43:31
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Dear Mr Alvar Freude,
I can pull up my poem in its entirety on your site and it is under
copyright. You do not have my authorized use of this poem. Deleting this
poem should be a simple matter by accessing your meta tags. It appears your
site deliberately zeroed in on my works because your link appeared next to
my name on all search engines. Any words that I personally posted to your
site should also be deleted. As of April 19, 2003 you do not have my
permission to display any postings with my name or any written works that
are in your system. You also post on your site that you respect copyrights,
if this is true, then respect mine and take the material out of your
system. I don't think I can be more clear then this. You seem uncooperative
on a situation that's easily remedied. It's in your hands to fix the
situation and I suggest that you act immediately. The precise addresses
were supplied to you in my letter which you hans bernhard as an attachment.
sincerely....ken madden
-----Original Message----- From: Alvar Freude To:
madden Cc: info@a-blast.org Date:
Thursday, April 24, 2003 3:47 PM Subject: Re: remove
>Mr. Madden, > >If you keep at your opinion, please go ahead and accuse the
person that has used your work to supply it into the Assoziations-Blaster.
To find out who this person was, please > >- tell us the precise address of
the supposed infringed copyright > >- verify and prove that you have the
copyright for this work > >- make a complaint of an offence at a competent
district public >prosecution authority in Germany, against the person that
has posted the works into the Assoziations-Blaster. With the complaint of
an offence you can request us to publish the IP-adress so the person can be
ascertained. > > >We will then give the IP-adress to the disctrict public
prosecution authority, which can investigate who has infringed the
copyright. Without that ruling we are not permitted to give you any data.
But we can tell you, that this IP-Adress is coming from the same net from
which you are sending your e-mails ... > >We also have to warn you, that if
it comes out that you have posted the texts into the Assoziations-Blaster
yourself and you claim an copyright infringement, you incur a penalty
(because of wrong suspicion). > > > >We are not at all familiar with your
work or your name. If your material is available in some form anywhere, you
can be sure that anybody can do anything with it. Like for example copying
it from your web site and pasting it in a free network literature project
like ours. > >Our policy is to allow postings of any kind by anybody. And
only the community regulates what is allowed and what not. We, as the
creators of the community software (if you want to call it like this) do
not post or delete anything ourselves. And we deny any responsibility for
what people do with our software. > >Please consider if you want to attack
us as private people or net artists. Because first of all we do not profit
of your texts in any way. It's a simple art project that we did out of
interest and it wasn't even commissioned in any way. And secondly maybe you
overestimate the relevance of our project. The system is completely
non-linear, it is not possible to search for texts related to an author's
name, and only maybe by accident somebody might find a text that you
consider an offense being there. The whole system is based on "coming
across something by accident". If your name appears there and somebody is
in favor of what is written there, it's possible to look up your name in
Google and come to "official" information about you. If you think that text
on the site of our project would appear authentic to anybody, please think
again. > >Especially if you are an author -- actually we don't know, as
stated above -- you should understand that the Web itself is a medium of
it's own and there should be room for specific artistic expression there.
To hit a harmless project like the Assoziations-Blaster with the hammer of
copyright could also bring you more harm than profit. In the web community,
your name would be associated with the suppression of free expression. > >
>If you want to know more about the Assoziations-Blaster, read this: >
>http://www.eyestorm.com/feature/ED2n_article.asp?article_id=318 > > >Best,
>Assoziations-Blaster Team (Dragan Espenschied, Alvar Freude) > > >
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Dear Sir: Once again I urge you to remove any material posted by me or
anyone else from your system. Please read the attachment. sincerely....ken
madden encl. letter to Google
-----Original Message----- From: Alvar Freude To:
madden Cc: info@a-blast.org Date:
Monday, April 21, 2003 10:04 AM Subject: Re: remove
>-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- >Hash: SHA1 > >Dear madden
, > >- -- madden wrote: > >>My written
material is protected by copyright > >Which material? > > >>and your site
is using my written work without my permission. > >The Assoziations-Blaster
is build by its users. By submitting texts, you give the permission to use
it. > >To avoid this, you can only decide to not submit any text into the
blaster and not participate in this well known net.art project. > > >Ciao
>Alvar Freude, for the Assoziations-Blaster Team > >- -- >** Alvar C.H.
Freude >** http://alvar.a-blast.org/ >** >** http://odem.org/ >-----BEGIN
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<000601c3082d$d8cd7580$a8f5bbd0@fpfzqlga> From: "madden"
To: Subject: Re: remove Date: Mon, 21 Apr 2003 10:45:48
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Dear Mr. Alvar You are more familiar with how your system works than I am.
Material that is posted on any site pertaining to my written works or
anything associated with my name in any way is NOT permitted. You CANNOT
use my name in any form and anything posted to your site whether posted by
me in the past or anyone else CANNOT be used. As of April 21, 2003 I will
not post or access your site in any way. It is up to you to police your
site and delete any postings related to me. If you continue to post any
material connected to my name, you WILL be prosecuted. sincerely....ken
madden
-----Original Message----- From: Alvar Freude To:
madden Cc: info@a-blast.org Date:
Monday, April 21, 2003 10:04 AM Subject: Re: remove
>-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- >Hash: SHA1 > >Dear madden
, > >- -- madden wrote: > >>My written
material is protected by copyright > >Which material? > > >>and your site
is using my written work without my permission. > >The Assoziations-Blaster
is build by its users. By submitting texts, you give the permission to use
it. > >To avoid this, you can only decide to not submit any text into the
blaster and not participate in this well known net.art project. > > >Ciao
>Alvar Freude, for the Assoziations-Blaster Team > >- -- >** Alvar C.H.
Freude >** http://alvar.a-blast.org/ >** >** http://odem.org/ >-----BEGIN
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