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Permissions from Copyright Holders
The following is a selection of permissions to this library for free e-reprints inlcuded here.
Zhi-Qiang
Zhang
President, Systematic
and Applied Acarology Society
Landcare
Research, Private Bag 92170, Auckland, New Zealand
Dear Sir:
On behalf of Florida Entomological
Society, please feel free to make
whatever number of copies of the
papers in the Florida Entomologist you care
to make.
Best wishes,
Patrick Greany
President, Florida Entomological
Society
_____
PDG Entomological Consulting
4121 NW 15th Pl.
Gainesville, FL 32605
Phone: (352) 381-9812
Cellular:(352) 318-2581
Efax: (815) 352-2088
pgreany@attglobal.net
----- Original Message -----
From: "Zhi-Qiang Zhang (Zhi-Qiang
Zhang)" <ZhangZ@landcare.cri.nz>
To: <pgreany@attglobal.net>
Cc: <ZhangZ@landcare.cri.nz>
Sent: Tuesday, January 16, 2001
4:37 PM
Subject: e-reprint
> Dear President:
>
> The Florida Entomologist published
by your society is wonderful in its
policy to provide free online e-reprints
to everyone. This benefits greatly
entomologists in developing countries
where the journal may not be
available.
>
> I am an acarologist and am collecting
e-reprints on mites for acarologists
in the world. I arrange these
together so that they are more easily
accessable free from acarologists
in the world. I herein request your
written permission from you so
that I can legally make copies of free
e-reprints in Florida Entomologists
for free distribtuion to acarologoists
who might not know your website.
>
> I understand free reprints are
free and you will normally give
permissions. But I feel it is best
to get a written permission from you.
>
> Thank you.
>
> Zhi-Qiang Zhang
> Acarology Homepage
> www.nhm.ac.uk/hosted_sites/acarology/
>
> Zhi-Qiang Zhang
> Acarologist
> Landcare Research
> P.B. 92170
> Auckland
> New Zealand
>
> phone [0064-9] 815-4200 ext 7069
> Fax (0064-9) 849-7093
> E-mail zhangz@landcare.cri.nz
> webpage www.nhm.ac.uk/hosted_sites/acarology/zhang/
From: "Alan Kahan" <alan@entsoc.org>
To: MarcDom.LR-Marc(ZhangZ)
Date: 1/23/01 11:09
Subject: Re: free e-reprints
Dear Zhi-Qiang Zhang ,
If the article is highlighted as
a "Free PDF" or has the PDF icon, you can
do as you suggested below. Permission
is not needed and a reader can make a
copy for himself or others provided
he/she does not profit from it.
Alan Kahan
Director of Communications
Entomological Society of America
9301 Annapolis Road
Lanham, MD 20706
301-731-4535 ext.3020
301-731-4538 fax
alan@entsoc.org
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Zhi-Qiang Zhang (Zhi-Qiang
Zhang)" <ZhangZ@landcare.cri.nz>
> To: <esa@entsoc.org>
> Sent: Tuesday, January 16, 2001
12:13 AM
> Subject: free e-reprints
>
>
> > Dear Sir/Madam:
> > I am writing about free e-reprints
at ESA website. Do I need persimission
> from you make a copy and link
it in another webpage so that more people can
> read the paper free? I suppose
free papers are free and a reader can make a
> copy for himself or others provided
he/she did not profit from it?
> > Please confirm.
> > Zhi-Qiang Zhang
> >
> > Zhi-Qiang Zhang
> > Acarologist
> > Landcare Research
> > P.B. 92170
> > Auckland
> > New Zealand
> >
> > phone [0064-9] 815-4200 ext
7069
> > Fax (0064-9) 849-7093
> > E-mail zhangz@landcare.cri.nz
> > webpage www.nhm.ac.uk/hosted_sites/acarology/zhang/
"Robbins, Richard, Dr,
OSD-ATL" <Richard.Robbins@osd.mil> 10/03/02 03:11AM
Dear Zhi-Qiang: For some time, I've been meaning to send you PDFs of those
papers of mine on the ticks of Asia in which I am the senior author.
Unfortunately, such papers are few and short, but I've finally found the time to
gather them together in the hope that you will be able to add them to the SAAS
e-reprint library, thus perhaps bringing some small benefit to our Asian
colleagues. Please note that since I am an employee of the United States
government, specifically the Department of Defense, I cannot transfer copyright
of my work to any publisher-all papers published by U.S. government workers are
considered to be in the public domain. Thus, any work of mine can be added to
anyone's database without even asking permission. However, in deference to my
coauthors, whose situations may be different, I have decided to send only those
papers in which I appear first on the byline.