Hey.
You know how phpBB forum design (obviously) uses the php name in it's creation, versus just some design that states it's powered by php...
What's the etiquette behind doing something like that? What if something was made for a particular companies interest, but the coding structure behind it was also offered as a template for others.
Is the rule that it must be open source? And what are some other popular creations that use the php name?
Thanks guys - wanted to find out more about that. I've been reading php.com to find out more..
regarding the previous column I made about something I'm interested in, I was thinking that perhaps the background could be of interest to others - it could be used for other purposes too - so I want to find out the etiquette on that.
You know how phpBB forum design (obviously) uses the php name in it's creation, versus just some design that states it's powered by php...
What's the etiquette behind doing something like that? What if something was made for a particular companies interest, but the coding structure behind it was also offered as a template for others.
Is the rule that it must be open source? And what are some other popular creations that use the php name?
Thanks guys - wanted to find out more about that. I've been reading php.com to find out more..
regarding the previous column I made about something I'm interested in, I was thinking that perhaps the background could be of interest to others - it could be used for other purposes too - so I want to find out the etiquette on that.

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