Claus Schlund writes: "For purposes of posting to this list - at what point is copyright expired? How does one determine this, so one can know if it is OK (or not) to post an image to the

Hi Mike, I am sending this on-list, and I hope it is OK to do that. I have a question regarding your post, and am seeking clarification. You wrote "copyright must either be held by the displayer or

Guys, A quick note about photos on the STMFC. Due to copyright laws...yes, we still have them...copyright must either be held by the displayer or copyright must be expired to be displayed on the

OK, I thought it might be moderation delay - just didn't see it explained. Given the flood of porn and worse, no wonder they have to do that.

Very nice! – Al Westerfield Sent: Monday, June 08, 2015 3:51 PM To: STMFC@... Subject: [STMFC] RESURECTED CAR As I am not a child of the space age and posting photos to folders is

Gene, The link to the equipment diagrams is half way down the page. http://prr.railfan.net/freight/classpage.html?class=G25 Mark Mark P Stamm Mark at Euphoriatt dot Com Sent from my mobile device

After Blowing this image up, I don't think the structure in the middle distance is a scale house. It appears too large for that purpose, and has no windows facing the tracks. The long, thin, vertical

Thanks to Elden Gatwood and Rich Orr for the information provided. Your responses suggest that one photo will work for all, more or less. Elden, to answer your question, I haven't thought that far

Chill, Steve. STMFC rules say that all photos uploaded have to be reviewed and permitted by (cough) “management.” AKA Mr. Brock or his west coast henchman, Mr. Aley. Your photo is in the queue

Wish I could upload a photo - process says I have, but album remains empty. Google has so thoroughly screwed up Picasa that I can't find my old Picasa albums, let alone set up a new public one.

Ray, two thoughts: 1. Viewing these images pretty much daily as I am on the erielack email list, where five images are posted daily, the use of tie plates (which I presume you meant to say) is

Fish plates were coming soon. My thoughts were that they were outside guardrails. Note, too, that there's a switch point on the high rail of the curve. This the Cayuga Breaker within the city limits

That bit of dual gauge is a mystery. Scaling from the known standard gauge, the center two rails are in gauge while any combination of other two rails don't work. Too, to accomodate rails at a gauge

Tried to upload photo to album "Hoppers from early 20th century track ga" - said uploaded, but album show "no photos". Some kind of moderator delay to keep out porn? Steve

Tried to post photo to album "Hoppers from early 20th century track ga" - said uploaded, bu showed no photos. is there a nanny delay?

And where exactly would that be, "just west of Scranton"? Occam's Razor applies here: they're guard rails on a sharp S-curve on an incline. And actually, review the other 18,000 images in this

I'll post a photo of some manipulation I did in CorelDraw X7 - cropped to section of the three tracks, drew horizontal line between left most track rails (yellow line). copied that line, it was

I think it has to do with whom you use for your email service. I use Xfinity (Comcast) for one of my email addresses, and in the text editing bar, there is an icon for inserting/editing images. I also

I also received the photo as part of the body of the text. Interesting indeed considering the group does not allow attachments. If we can imbed photos that will change the game for many of us.

Yes, John, but this is the DL&W. There was a good bit of ??? on the erielack list about that gauntlet track. The speculation is that it’s involved with the scale house in the far