Hello,
I am interested in all things natural for body products and have been collecting recipes, ideas, anything and everything regarding homemade, natural products for the body. I have also purchased ebooks with recipes that were horrible and not at all what they promised, so obviously I would ask to be refunded. I have found good ebooks to but they did not have many recipes, yet the ones they did have were fantastic. Basically my question is if I were to write an ebook full of recipes, ingredients, suppliers and so on for the make your own bath products industry, can I use the recipes in these books? Most of them can be found all over the web. My book would be great because I have over 500 recipes, over 100 suppliers, where these book usually don't have more than 20. My question is what kind of information found online can I use? If a recipe is posted on over 20 websites, it is fine for me to use? I don't want to have any issues where someone would say I still info from their book or website. So when putting together a book of recipes or information that you can find anywhere on the web, how do you go about copyright issues and such? My book will stand out because this is the only book you will literally need because I have spent years collecting this information for myself, and now want to share with others.
I am interested in all things natural for body products and have been collecting recipes, ideas, anything and everything regarding homemade, natural products for the body. I have also purchased ebooks with recipes that were horrible and not at all what they promised, so obviously I would ask to be refunded. I have found good ebooks to but they did not have many recipes, yet the ones they did have were fantastic. Basically my question is if I were to write an ebook full of recipes, ingredients, suppliers and so on for the make your own bath products industry, can I use the recipes in these books? Most of them can be found all over the web. My book would be great because I have over 500 recipes, over 100 suppliers, where these book usually don't have more than 20. My question is what kind of information found online can I use? If a recipe is posted on over 20 websites, it is fine for me to use? I don't want to have any issues where someone would say I still info from their book or website. So when putting together a book of recipes or information that you can find anywhere on the web, how do you go about copyright issues and such? My book will stand out because this is the only book you will literally need because I have spent years collecting this information for myself, and now want to share with others.
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