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2/19/2009 5:03 PM
 

Alex Shirley wrote
 

 Salama wrote

 

Jumping into the future and assuming our worst DNN fear gets real where the pro version gets updated and supported while the community one rusts. What if some volunteers decide to fork the community version and decide to update it on their own, is this "legal" and permitted? Assuming they use a different name.

 

You haven't read this thread have you ? :).

 

I did. Was a fork mentioned? Maybe it was lost in translaction.

 
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2/21/2009 6:37 PM
 

Forking 'ell :) [ps I immediately apologise for my unprofessional comments ;) ] .. and yes it was..



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