M MilesDB Well-known member Aug 8, 2010 #1 Onimua said: it's mainly keeping "junk" out of the template that doesn't give anything to the end-user experience. Click to expand... I never understood why we have to pay for branding free option either. We pay for the product dearly. It's not free. So please no free ads on our backs. I hope XenForo at least won't charge a ridiculous amount as vBulletin or IPB do.
Onimua said: it's mainly keeping "junk" out of the template that doesn't give anything to the end-user experience. Click to expand... I never understood why we have to pay for branding free option either. We pay for the product dearly. It's not free. So please no free ads on our backs. I hope XenForo at least won't charge a ridiculous amount as vBulletin or IPB do.
"Mark" Member Sep 12, 2010 #141 Eriksrocks said: There are much easier ways to remove the copyright. And yeah, anything that removes the copyright obviously violates the license. Click to expand... A lot of software does PHP checking of the template, but I've yet to see one that does JavaScript checking, too. Upvote 0 Downvote
Eriksrocks said: There are much easier ways to remove the copyright. And yeah, anything that removes the copyright obviously violates the license. Click to expand... A lot of software does PHP checking of the template, but I've yet to see one that does JavaScript checking, too.
Kier XenForo developer Staff member Sep 13, 2010 #142 I'm not interested in enforcing the copyright display aspect of the license through code. In visual source software it's a pointless exercise anyway. Upvote 0 Downvote
I'm not interested in enforcing the copyright display aspect of the license through code. In visual source software it's a pointless exercise anyway.
