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abit rude, don't cha think?
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Even though I am not him, I think it is appropriate for the situation.
If a person cannot perform a simple logical truth from a statement, then they require it to be said explicitly. So here:
"IF IT IS ONLY FOR YOUR WEBSITE AND YOU WILL NEVER GIVE IT OUT, THEN YOU DO NOT NEED TO ASK PERMISSION."
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"IF IT IS NOT FOR YOUR WEBSITER ONLY AND YOU WILL GIVE IT OUT, THEN YOU DO NEED TO ASK PERMISSION."
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Gotta specify which one it is, Harry.
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Can you point this out to the coder...
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There is no point is using 3rd party to solve simple issues, because the "coder" has communication skills of his own. You never said whether you are going to redistribute it or not. Imagine you released a book, and someone said "hey, I am making my own edited version of your book". Period. No details/conditions, nor anything. How would you feel?
I wouldn't use the word "but". I would use "except for". Just so that there be no misunderstanding.
11-30-2005, 05:47 PM
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