I guess I missed some precious stuff while away at the Society for
Neuroscience meeting (a full week because I left early to attend a
satellite conference preceding SFN).
How did NYAS get dragged into this ridiculous mess? If this stands for
The New York Academy of Sciences, I am deeply offended. As an active
member of NYAS (holding more than one Section Chairmanship, co-editing
two NYAS Annals volumes--and another one in preparation) I can reassure
newsgroup readers that while this fellow is free to attend Academy
presentations, and even to raise questions from the floor afterwards,
there is no danger that he will be invited to make a presentation
there.
F. Frank LeFever, Ph.D.
New York Neuropsychology Group
(and NYAS)
In <3648F037.D465A58A at pop3.concentric.net> kkollins at pop3.concentric.net
writes:
>>kkollins at pop3.concentric.net wrote:
>>> [...] I'll ask that the presentation be video taped, and that I
receive a copy of
>> the
>> tape, and permission to replicate it and disburse it with "no
strings
>> attached", (I'll reduce this to the one Documenting copy, and the
Right to make
>> personal backup copies, if the folks at NYAS agree to Publish the
tape, making
>> it available for a =resonable= fee that they choose.)
>>I retract =only= the above offer... NYAS [or other organization that
makes an
>in-person presentation possible] can publish a video, for a reasonable
fee, but I
>must remain Free to do the same, non-competitively... in the spirit of
the way I've
>worked all along. I Apologize for this necessity. ken collins
>
