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What is the policy on a mod for vb 3.5 that is no longer support and the author doesn't come around? I have fixed some issues with it and would like to release it. Someone tried to release it for 3.6 but that one is unsupported and buggy also.
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#2
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You could post the fixes in the original thread. But you must have the authors permission for releasing a new one
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#3
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Thats kind of the problem. They don't come around anymore.
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#4
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That problem happend with vBPlaza, happends to many more
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#5
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Sorry, but that's how it is. Whether they visit or not, they still own the code, you cannot copy/release it without permission.
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#6
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Yea I figured that. Thats why I asked first. So who's permission would I need for this mod? There are two versions of it?
https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showthread.php?t=106239 https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showthread.php?t=133204 |
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Crist
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#9
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Not sure really, Crist I would say - I'm actually curious as to where the second poster got permission from as I don't see anything in either thread. However, both authors were active at the same time (for months) so maybe they sorted something between themselves.
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#10
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Yea thats what I'm doing right now.
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