About manuelphp.com - was Re: Hy
| From: | Jesus M. Castagnetto | Date: | Thu, 04 Sep 2003 01:03:22 +0000 |
| Subject: | About manuelphp.com - was Re: Hy | ||
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--- Gab <gabrielb@manuelphp.com> wrote:
> I write you because you say this message in a forum
> of php.net :
And? Did you fix the manual attributions that
according to the copyright and license should be
there?
If not, what is the purpose of your one-line email?
>
> >
> > Le vendredi, 8 ao> Gabor Hojtsy a > :
> >
> > >> Is this site legal? manuelphp.com looks pretty
> > >> sketchy. I don't know French, but it seems to
> > >> be a French copy of the manual, and on the
> front
> > >> page is a "will work for money" form.
> > >
> > > Let's get doc-fr into the discussion too :)
> > >
> > > It does not seem to be legal, it has no athor
> and
> > editor information
> > > as far as I have seen. But it is also a very old
> > copy, from february.
> > > Yes, I know we have no new manuals built for a
> > long time, but still
> > > this is very old... But it seems to be a repost
> of> the special version
> > > of Damien...
> >
> > Yes to all of that.
> > It's an old version, it has been altered to fit
> this
> > web site design,
> > and some copyright info are
> > missing. In the same time, they are trying to sell
> > services from that
> > (like, we'll look a
> > function for you for 10 bucks...).
> >
> > It is pretty often that I see years olds
> > documentation, with people
> > explaining they are
> > the authors of it. Usually, those attempts don't
> > last, because PHP.net
> > is well known
> > for having a fresh version of the docs. secondly,
> > those guys do not
> > update the manual,
> > and the attempts usually stays behind.... no use
> > getting back there.
> >
> > This is not the only site. I think I may drop a
> note
> > to the webmaster,
> > but it will most probably
> > generate sarcastic remarks, or worse.
> >
> > Those sites are parasits for sure, but I believe
> > they never get impact.
> > Given the level of traffic they generate (google
> > says Nothing links to
> > manuelphp.com,
> > except ONE site), and the difficulty to have them
> > removed, I believe
> > the best
> > solution is to let it die.
> >
> > Dams.
> >
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>
> =====
> --- Jesus M. Castagnetto jmcastagnetto@php.net
>
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> So, I am the webmaster of manuelphp.com and I answer
> to your question. Excuse for my bad english but I am
> french. Before do this site, I asked to Damien Seguy
> if I can put a copy of the manual of php in an other
> site and if this was legal. Damien saguy answered to
> me that I can copy the manual and pout it in another
> site if I want because it was an GNU Public Licence.
> The only condition was that I put his name and the
> names of the creators. You can find the name of he
> traductor here :
> http://www.manuelphp.com/copyright.php#copyright and
> the names of the redactors are here :
> http://www.manuelphp.com/authors.php#authors
> So, my site is legal.
> Excuse me again for my very bad english
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--- Jesus M. Castagnetto <jmcastagnetto@php.net>
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