Exactly.Regardless, the thread is still valid here, considering the subject matter.
If they had "shares" in the company which owned the forum, then they were directly supporting piracy.
Not just pirated Xenforo but pirated addons.
Exactly.Regardless, the thread is still valid here, considering the subject matter.
I honestly don't see the problem. Theres a few frameworks in here that have just the same features. Having the same features in a framework does not mean anything.The only post he has made on TAZ was caused by the last 'incident' with him.
https://theadminzone.com/threads/xenforo-resource-guidelines-*******.119441/page-2#post-869562
According to what he is saying, he bought shares in the website, and said they would no longer be supporting nulled content.Exactly.
If they had "shares" in the company which owned the forum, then they were directly supporting piracy.
Not just pirated Xenforo but pirated addons.
They weren't the only developer doing some form of callback.
there should be an Addon or something which detects which of the installed Addons is "calling home".
Let's name it:
"E.T. is calling Home"
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According to what he is saying, he bought shares in the website, and said they would no longer be supporting nulled content.
I'm no expert but we do have to consider cultural differences. That area of the world has not traditionally had respect for IP in the same was as the British and American and similar systems, so it's natural that young people entering this great big world would not be 100% familiar with western practices on this stuff.
If that's the case, it's up to individuals to decide whether or not the author is working in and toward the right direction. That's the same as all international relations. If the USA or the Brits or anyone else held China to high IP standards, we'd all have to stop doing business with them tomorrow! But, instead, we engage and try to push them in what we consider the right direction.
Naturally, I don't support outright theft of large amounts of IP. However, at the same time, we are all sinners (well, I'm not a Christian, but you get my drift). Burning folks at the stake is just passe these days....
Anyone running a pirate site knows exactly what they're doing.so it's natural that young people entering this great big world would not be 100% familiar with western practices on this stuff.
I honestly don't see the problem. Theres a few frameworks in here that have just the same features. Having the same features in a framework does not mean anything.
I can go about and do the same thing with @Russ and @Steve F 's XenBase framework and also show a lot of similarities. Does that mean audentio or pixelexit took from one another? No it don't. Both of them are very reputable and I own a license to both frameworks.
Regarding the original post, I can see in the older announcement threads that you took over and will be deleting all nulled content. However as someone else pointed in this thread, there are a lot of threads still containing the content within attachments. Are you willing to go through all 140,000 posts to see which ones these are and delete them all?
According to what he is saying, he bought shares in the website, and said they would no longer be supporting nulled content.
Not saying I agree with it but the argument goes;Anyone running a pirate site knows exactly what they're doing.
I'm no expert but we do have to consider cultural differences. That area of the world has not traditionally had respect for IP in the same was as the British and American and similar systems, so it's natural that young people entering this great big world would not be 100% familiar with western practices on this stuff.
If that's the case, it's up to individuals to decide whether or not the author is working in and toward the right direction. That's the same as all international relations. If the USA or the Brits or anyone else held China to high IP standards, we'd all have to stop doing business with them tomorrow! But, instead, we engage and try to push them in what we consider the right direction.
Naturally, I don't support outright theft of large amounts of IP. However, at the same time, we are all sinners (well, I'm not a Christian, but you get my drift). Burning folks at the stake is just passe these days....
Every style framework is inspired by Miko's XenoMorph framework which was later purchased by John. Other than implementations and code no one can really claim to own any feature or functionality as it's all been done before. It is polite to ask first, but that usually doesn't happen here.
With software production Intellectual Property is produced by labor.IP? As in our work is just intellectual? No labor goes into xenforo or themes they just appear into thin air, right.
My point would be that just because it is IP doesn't mean it isn't just as much a product as a watch or shoe or something. Stealing is stealing. Time goes into building everything. So it's absolutely no excuse. I'm shocked this is being debated.With software production Intellectual Property is produced by labor.
Please clarify what part of what I said is false, and I'll be more than happy to explainIP? As in our work is just intellectual? No labor goes into xenforo or themes they just appear into thin air, right.
So very false. Shame.
I'm seeing things of backdoors and so on, i just want to ask, is everything safe to use from *******?
I'm pretty new here...owning an xenForo site for under 2 weeks, still getting the hang of everything.
But, i currently use a few ******* addons, i just want to ask and make sure that i'm safe?
From what i understand, they stole images & work with a nulled pirated site.
I'm seeing things of backdoors and so on, i just want to ask, is everything safe to use from *******?
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