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I sent it to her by mail and she told me yesterday that she had received my packet. She liked it very much 
Se lo envié por correo y me dijo ayer que ya había recibido mi paquete. Le gustó mucho
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That is like... the most unfair thing in the world; a PRIVATE publication???
Damnit. So it is illegal to sell one of those books (like on ebay)?
These books are printed and edited by origami associations that are not profit associations. The diagrammers of the models in these books get nothing for his work and the creators of the models, sometimes, get a free issue of the book (not always).
They are published for the origami conventions, so, everybody who goes to that convention (paying your fee, of course), get one of these books. If you publish a model that you have created in that book you get a free book even if you don't go to the convention. But if you go to the convention and publish in that book, you don't get one extra book for you.
They print some spare books too that are exchanged with similar books from foreign origami associations and the rest are sold to members of the association who could not go to the convention.
Gah, this whole thing ins confusing to me. I guess what Im trying to do is figure out a way to get these diagrams, since they dont sell old issues...