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Slate: Exporting to PDF
It would be a very nice feature to be able to save as PDF. Then stories can be saved as a more permanent format for viewing in 20 years when the slate service may not be accessible.
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Our generation is creating wonderful content, but the information is rarely able to be archived or preserved for posterity. A PDF archive, even if somewhat ugly, would be a way to help.
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Think of it as Adobe Director (remember Director?) self executables but for this century.
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Need to register copyright for the Slates. This requires printing the Slate in PDF and submitting. Users have three months once the Slate has been posted to file copyright to protect the work. This also allows us to receive damages for copyright and attorney fees. Without that news organizations, bloggers and others can use the work with little recourse.
Please reply and advise when this will be done. Thanks you for your time!
If Slate does not provide PDF printing, then this becomes a huge issue for users who wish to protect their work.
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