You must have permission to distribute Scrambled Pancakes comic strips on your own in any way not explicitly permitted by law. This applies whether you want to publish the strips in a printed publication, display them on a web site, or make them available through any other medium. Please contact me and explain what you want to do. I am glad to see people take interest, but you must make arrangements with me to make sure your plan won't violate someone else's distribution rights.

The Scrambled Pancakes comic strips for 2000 have been registered with the U.S. Library of Congress Copyright Office. The strips for 2001 and 2002 will be registered in a timely fashion. Most strips will appear here before they're registered for copyright, however, they're still protected by copyright.

Lack of a copyright notice is NOT an indication that the material presented is in the public domain. Copyright law doesn't require a notice, however, I will try to always include the notice on my work.

You may link to this web site as long as your link is to an html or shtml page. Please don't link directly to any image files. Image files are likely to be moved or deleted.

To contact me, please go to the comments page.

If you need information on how to protect your own work, the first thing you need to understand is that I'm NOT a lawyer. I may be able to tell you how I went about registering Scrambled Pancakes, but your situation might be drastically different. Too many creative people have signed away rights they didn't know they had only to make rich people richer. If you don't want to end up like that, come up with the money to hire an attorney who specializes in copyright law.