[Hidden-tech] who owns a website?

[Paul Stallman]

Without an agreement stating such it really becomes very fuzzy.  We will
always give a client their website if they want to move, because if someone
wants to work with someone new, that means we didn't do our job in
supporting them.  Trust me has only happened a couple times to us.  :)

Some designers/developers aren't as nice and don't realize the negative
impact it can have on future referrals.  We have a couple people that have
left but only because someone offered to help them for free.  Then years
later have come back because we are open and willing to give people their
stuff.

Do you have a specific problem?  If you want to discuss specifics, feel free
to email me off list.

Paul Stallman - Owner, Creative Director, Web Guru
paul at alias-solutions.com
413.364.6147

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On Thu, Oct 13, 2011 at 1:12 PM, Margot Zalkind <margotzalkind at aol.com>wrote:

>   ** Be sure to fill out the survey/skills inventory in the member's area.
>   ** If you did, we all thank you.
>
>
>
> IF a company wants to change website designers,
>
> who wons the rights to the website?
> IF it was done for payment
> and
> IF the company owns the copyright?
>
> Can they change?
> Thanks, M
>
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