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Re: [GWL]: Standard "cease & desist" language?

> Anyhow, I'm wondering if anyone has any standard language to ask sites to
> "cease & desist" in their image theft.

I haven't heard much back about this, so I thought I'd share what I found.
After a few Web searches, I came up with the following:

   http://www.lawforinternet.com/pdf/enforcingcopyandtrade_extra.pdf
   http://www.kitcar.com/editorials-kitcar/copyright/
   http://www.rightsforartists.com/examcease.html

The first one is of the most value, the second is an editorial about
someone's experiences with copyright infringements, and the last link
is a more polite version of the first.

Chris

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