Are you sure thisAaron Bassett created your web template? I've come across the template at:
www.oswd.org/
And looked at the template 'Orange' at:
www.oswd.org/design/1901/sunset_1/
If you look at the DHTML and the CSS, they're identical except for the colors.
/Edit: the fellow here is named: James Koster
and his site is here:
xij.p0wned.org/jk5.05/
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Sun 10 Apr 2005, 1:30,
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www.oswd.org/
And looked at the template 'Orange' at:
www.oswd.org/design/1901/sunset_1/
If you look at the DHTML and the CSS, they're identical except for the colors.
/Edit: the fellow here is named: James Koster
and his site is here:
xij.p0wned.org/jk5.05/
you mean from open source web design?i thought the whole point of that place was to use the templates - and the vast majority of the css has been completly rewritten.
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Sun 10 Apr 2005, 1:32,
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The whole idea of that place is to use the material yes,But not to delete an author's name and replace it with yours. Open Source is simply a way of sharing 'how' something is made. It's not an open license to steal authorship titles.
/Edit: besides, the template is not completely rewritten, it is the same - word for word and indent tab for indent tab.
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Sun 10 Apr 2005, 1:33,
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/Edit: besides, the template is not completely rewritten, it is the same - word for word and indent tab for indent tab.
hairy fluffafter consideration as it was the basis for the starting point of the template I've amended the index page to reflect the additional input
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Sun 10 Apr 2005, 1:37,
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depending on the license, most open source requires attribution
lemony,
Sun 10 Apr 2005, 1:34,
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