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« on: May 26, 2007, 06:17:56 PM »
Hi,
I'm gonna create some phproxy templates from some selected CSS templates I found at oswd.org.
I like to know what I need to do with the link in the footer:
all of them have "design by xxx" (don't have a question about this link since this need to be stay there)
some of them have a sponsor link like: "Sponsored by xxx", what is with this link? In my opinion there is nothing about sponsors in most of the OS licenses.
Next I need to know, I offer these modified templates on of my websites for free and ask the user to keep a link of mine in the footer. Do I need to informa the designer about this?
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« Reply #2 on: May 26, 2007, 11:11:02 PM »
Nick, I don't change the design, I use two open source products (phproxy and the template) to create one other OS product:
a phproxy template
I don't have problems to send a mail to the designer, it's just to understand how it has to work. My own scripts are a BSD type license, this license is much more flexible than GNU / GPL and still people have asked me to use a script in a commercial product