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Originally posted by KSigMason
Organizations have the right to privacy/secrecy.
originally posted by: prunetacos
Maybe somebody knows how something that's never written down or recorded can be copyrighted. In the case of Kappa Kappa Gamma, a women's fraternal organization, the Book of Ritual doesn't have anything secret written down, except in an indecipherable code (and the code isn't in the book of ritual). The members are forbidden from writing any of the information down. For example, the Ideals of the organization are nowhere to be found in the whole book, yet they certainly exist and are passed down to every new initiate. If someone on the outside finds out such material from such a not-for-profit organization as KKG, how does copyright law apply to that? I know that many of their secrets were described on the Fraternitysecrets.com website before the message board was taken down.
I AM WE ARE Q-711 I AM WE ARE WILL AVENGE YOUR DEATH BRUCE EDWARD IVINS. WE SHALL NEVER FORGET!!! HE GAVE HIS LIFE IN ORDER TO PROTECT HIS FELLOW PATRIOTS SOON YOU SHALL ALL LEARN WHY HE DIED AND WHAT HE DIED FOR AND WHY HE PROTECTED MANY! TO EXPOSE THE ONE OPEN YOUR EYES LUKE 8:17