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Ishmael · 03-30-06, 04:30 PM

Actually, not at this time. The vast majority of our writers write in english. However, If you saw fit to join, we can create a board for any other language, including german. The same copyright rules would exist. Any submission to our board is automatically copyrighted to the author in the msn rules and counts as a published work. We also ask that our members include their real name, the copyright word or mark, the date and all rights reserved at the top and/or bottom of any submission. We have writers from all over the world in our group; US, UK, Australia, NZ, South Africa, China, Syria etc. But the vast majority are writers in English. You will, obviously, get more feedback from our group if you use that language. On the other hand, if you know many others who are interested in writing in German and get them to join, then a German board would become much more productive

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03-30-06, 04:30 PM	#7
Ishmael Seasoned Skipper Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Morro Bay, Ca. Posts: 659 Downloads: 79 Uploads: 0	Actually, not at this time. The vast majority of our writers write in english. However, If you saw fit to join, we can create a board for any other language, including german. The same copyright rules would exist. Any submission to our board is automatically copyrighted to the author in the msn rules and counts as a published work. We also ask that our members include their real name, the copyright word or mark, the date and all rights reserved at the top and/or bottom of any submission. We have writers from all over the world in our group; US, UK, Australia, NZ, South Africa, China, Syria etc. But the vast majority are writers in English. You will, obviously, get more feedback from our group if you use that language. On the other hand, if you know many others who are interested in writing in German and get them to join, then a German board would become much more productive