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Any role for trade associations in this process . Because your discussion of courtesy sounds a lot like the norms long prior to the existence of copyright in england where there was a court enforced courtesy in terms of possession and first entry of areas published things. Thats what we know about the ownership of intellectual property by printers and stationers in london. And were their associations, a group meetings, of recognized publishers in new york and philadelphia in the 19th century where courtesy amount of things might be discussed . Lars ingles is asked if theres formal organizations that grew up in the 19th century, more formal publishing organizations to recognize courtesy. And im not aware of any formal organization, although varies certainly the publishers when they got together at their yearly dinners and other gatherings, actually boasted about their righteous participation in courtesy and how important it was. Though i know of no courtesy killed that existed but it ce
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