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PHPBB emoticons GPL?

philologos · 2006-06-29 19:52:41

I am making a forum system in PHP and its all working perfectly so far, I am adding custom BBcode and using emoticons. I like the PHPBB emoticons but am I allowed to use these in my script or do I have to request permission from PHPBB

29-06-2006 8:52pm

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I am making a forum system in PHP and its all working perfectly so far, I am adding custom BBcode and using emoticons. I like the PHPBB emoticons but am I allowed to use these in my script or do I have to request permission from PHPBB

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#2 01-07-2006 11:41pm

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does it honestly bother you?

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#3 02-07-2006 9:13pm

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If you are planning a successful site it's safer to abide by copyright law.

Have a google, here's one example of free icons available under the creative commons attribution license - that means on your site you must have a link back to the authors site. I'd say a link on a credits or about page would do the trick.

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#4 02-07-2006 9:43pm

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sure could i put it on the bottom of the page, Emoticons by PHPBB, because I am thinking of copyrighting my own forum script too

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#5 03-07-2006 12:55pm

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Assume copyright unless proven otherwise.

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#6 03-07-2006 5:43pm

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rightio should I try contact the PHPBB team?

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