Or how about putting a message like this on the forums...

When you post your code, it becomes public, open-source material, and others are free to modify/re-release the code as they see fit.

Make them agree to it before the post will appear on the website.

Until now i havent an answer neither email nor ICQ.

:disappointed:

Anyone got a screenshot of this. I think it's what I'm looking for but I'm not installing until I'm sure.

K

Everything released has a personal copyright due to it being their illectual property, something we cannot waive legally...

Chris

As Chris already said, most things released are automatically placed under copyright.
See also this link: http://www.intellectual-property.gov...protection.htm

Followed attachment instructions to the letter under 3.5.2 and when I go to whoquotedme.php from user cp, although the table seems OK, I don't see any quotes listed.

and the system is not working on all situations... if you edit a post and add a new quote, the quote is not parsed inside the system, it is just when you post a new reply...

I hate to take the thread off topic but with a million different liscencing schemes such as the GNU, etc, can't we have our own vb.org liscence where hacks released here can be updated and ported to new versions so long as its not redistributed on other sites, etc etc etc. Yes the author has to choose to use it but its one step closer to making vb.org a better place.

exactly! this would be a huge improvement.

desnt work for me on 3.5.3