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I'm coming to the point of having to make a decision on something...
I started out building a CMS/templating/plugin system a few months ago in order to make my life easier when I start working on development for a living (still waiting for the visa, so unable to get paid for work right now) - things are going well with that, so I'm starting to think in terms of a release...
So, what licence?
1. Keep it proprietary
I could keep the system proprietary - there are a few advantages to this:[list][*]it gives me an edge when designing sites as I have the core system ready to be adapted to the customer's requirements (although with the glut of CMSs out there, this is only a slight edge)
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By Jason at 2006-10-17 20:05
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There is no reason to update your footer copyright date every year, and there is no reason to let it run behind. Below is a simple but often overlooked way to keep this up to date which we implemented just this year, after manually updating it every year on the network for nearly a decade:
Code:
<?php
echo 'Copyright 2000 - ' . date('Y');
?>
Just replace 2000 with the start date of your copyright and your footer year will never be out of date. This procedure may take only a matter of seconds and you will never need to remember to edit your footer date again (as long as your server clock is set to the correct year).
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read more | Jason's blog | 3 comments
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