> > My questions are just two:
> > -how could be a web page content being your property as long is
> > published for free access on the web?
> 
> I can listen to Paul McCartney's music on the radio for free, but I  
> can't make CDs of it and sell it in the
> local market.  Publishing something doesn't place it in the Public  
> Domain - the copyright is still Herbert's
> (or Sir Paul's, as appropriate :-)

Yes. But if Sir Paul's song has an idea that helps me finish a project
he has no ownership in said project.

In your case I couldn't publish your wording or use your exact schematics,
but I could (theoretically, in reality I won't even read your page) use
any ideas you published.
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