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Last post Author Topic: Continued software development?  (Read 21938 times)

TaoPhoenix

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Re: Continued software development?
« Reply #25 on: December 10, 2015, 10:45 PM »

I suggest if he's out of the woodwork you tie shoelaces and ask him if you can put that into the help menu / about or something so it travels with the code and avoids annoying Murphy's Law scenarios later.

"Whatever you want" sounds very close to the thing on my Turbo Processor with fancier language "Copyrighted by ____, with all rights to continue further work with no royalties" or something. If he wants to release copyright, you need another message and another line in the About section.

The irritating thing is Software has a different culture than Movies, but Copyright has become the beast it is by them.


Asudem

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Re: Continued software development?
« Reply #26 on: December 11, 2015, 12:14 AM »
I suggest if he's out of the woodwork you tie shoelaces and ask him if you can put that into the help menu / about or something so it travels with the code and avoids annoying Murphy's Law scenarios later.
Ya know, I planned on doing that from the beginning before I even made that topic. Of course I want to give him credit and I want to cover my own butt too, lol.
If I do it more than 2 times I want to automate it in C#!

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Re: Continued software development?
« Reply #27 on: December 11, 2015, 12:20 AM »
Woohoo!