I didn't copy it. Really.
I've done this before, though the first time
was more of an experiment. Back then I simply wanted to demonstrate that the page
I was presenting wasn't only my own - in addition to my own writing, it contained
information borrowed from another site.
This time I'm borrowing because I don't want to get into a rough spot with The
New Yorker which, if I read their terms of use correctly, rather understandably
doesn't want me to take what's theirs without their permission. So please believe
me, I haven't copied this cartoon, and a copy of it isn't sitting on the server
of this site. I've simply linked to the spot in The New Yorker site where the
cartoon appears and given it instructions to appear here as well. It's a nice
trick, though I seem to recall that courts of law haven't smiled on this sort
of practice.
Go to: On the internet, nobody knows you're an expert,
or
Go to: One more time: in cyberspace ..., or
Go to: Too Common Knowledge.
