“ Copyright? The Pages were digitalized by the internet archive for microsoft. Is the copyright valid, as it states on each page (copyright microsoft) ? —unsigned comment by Diaa abdelmoneim (talk) 04:36, 27 August 2008.
Microsoft's copyright claim was never valid in the United States, due to the w:sweat of the brow principle, and that text was on each image because of a contract between Microsoft and the other parties. It is a great example of copyfraud, but this is no different from U.S. libraries and historical societies claiming that permission is required to copy their hard work. ”

“ But even ignoring that, when Microsoft pull out of the contract they said that everything was going to be released from the contract terms. this is the best I can find at present in that regard. Internet Archive indicated that they will rebuild the books without this overlay. ”

“ When a word is divided between two pages—like the word joyously on pages 203 and 204—you need to not include one part and include the whole word on the other part. Specifically, on page 203 you should replace "joy-" with "{{#ifeq:{{NAMESPACE}}|Page|joy-}}", and on page 204 you should replace "ously" with "{{#ifeq:{{NAMESPACE}}|Page|ously|joyously}}". No "
" should be added. There should be no line breaks above or below the text in the page body window, as was done on page 24. In some parts of the text, there are spaces around the em dashes ( — ) ; in others, there are not. ”