Le 2011-02-10 07:23, David Nelson a écrit :
Hi, :-)
When it's not possible to establish definite licensing for a template,
does that perhaps suggest that either there was never any formal
licensing or that we couldn't really be blamed much for further
distributing it?
Also, many of the templates we might accumulate would probably undergo
some additional development/maintenance work, and might even end up a
bit unrecognizable...
I do understand your praiseworthy concerns, Marc, but I'm wondering if
you're not being a *little* over-cautious?
What do others think?
David Nelson
I just think we should be a little cautious if we are going to migrate
some templates from a competitor's site to ours. The gentle warning did
also come from one of our members who is in the legal field as well.
I also agree with you as far as implicating the documentation team. Some
of the templates I saw are in dire need of "sprucing" up. They show
their age through their documentation, however, their usefulness are
still warranted.
Cheers
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