hosting mods on google code

[Dream]

heya,

is is permited to host vb mods on google code?

im guessing no, as mods can only be accessed to license holders?

[Adrian Schneider]

You are free to post your own code wherever you want.

However, I'd imagine that if you want to post a mod here, you cannot only have the code hosted elsewhere; you'd need to include an archive here, too.

[Dream]

You are free to post your own code wherever you want.

hmm that would make sense.

However, I'd imagine that if you want to post a mod here, you cannot only have the code hosted elsewhere; you'd need to include an archive here, too.
can someone officially confirm this?

I'm not saying I will, but Google Code has some nice tools and etc so I was considering.

Also, having a vb product with hooks and all, and the install instructions file usually contain some of the vb code, very little but it has. That's not considered posting vb code elsewhere would it?

[Dismounted]

can someone officially confirm this?
The modification itself (e.g. product XML, images, PHP files, etc.) must be attached to the modification post if posted at vBulletin.org. You can choose to mirror files elsewhere if you want to.

[Dream]

ok thanks

[Marco van Herwaarden]

You can however not have default vBulletin code on public viewable sites.