europeforvisitors - 2:10 pm on Jun 18, 2004 (gmt 0)

Don't you guys think that this would be a problem..because goverment can also sue you for using their content/ articles..AM i right? or this is taken as acceptable practice...

That may vary from government to government, but in the U.S., the federal government's documents are in the public domain. However, a third party's formatting, indexing, etc. of a governtmend document may be protected by copyright. For a discussion of how this works, scroll down to the "Government Documents" section of The Copyright Website's Info page at:

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