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Awesome. Thanks Joanna. I agree that this technique should probably be used sparingly, but I can see the value of it in certain situations.
This does help. I see now that the arrow in the example I attached represents a "process" and is not being used as a pointing device. It's like the mathematical version of the word progressions shown in Braille Formats. Thanks Dorothy!
I actually have that publication but it's from 1987 so I assumed it was out-of-date. I will try to contact someone at BANA to see if I can find anything else out. Thanks.
See Section 2.3.6 Pubslier and Copyright segment. Use ONLY the "With permission of the publisher" statement. Do NOT use the repdouction statement. The reproduction statement is used for eligible materials (not dramatic works, etc) as defined by the law, and transcribed by the authorized entity. Your situation is covered by the first statement, With permission of ...
It is not necessary for the reproduction notice to mention the authorized entity because that is the only entity using this provision. To repeat, in your case, do not use this statement.
In both cases, the number of copies is not relevant and therefore not mentioned. The point is, you have specific permission to create a braille edition of your book from the publisher. That's all you need in order to proceed.
--Joanna
