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]]> http://opensource.ngphone.com/janus-symbian-engine/#comment-1421 Marcos Wed, 18 Apr 2012 02:06:35 +0000 http://opensource.ngphone.com/?p=184#comment-1421 Short answer: In your case, there is no netahicg or copyright infringement or ethics issues. Feel free to use these libraries. That's what they are for. Even professional programmers use freely provided public JS libraries.Long answer:Cheating? no no no . not these days. These libraries like Prototype, jQuery and lightbox are created for the sole purpose of making it easy for people who have not been programming in Javascript since it's beginning to be able to add cool functionality to their sites.Javascript is "open-source" which means it is governed under licenses which pretty much say anyone can use it unless it is patented or copyrighted. If someone makes javascript available for public use, they will often times put a reference to themselves in the script or ask you to do it. If they do, please respect that request. Otherwise, javascript is fair game until copyright laws change. But that's the great thing about the open source community.Remember, a site doesn't have to be protected by the copyright administration to be protected by copyright laws. So it is best to use those libraries that are made available to the public rather than copying from your site.References : Short answer: In your case, there is no netahicg or copyright infringement or ethics issues. Feel free to use these libraries. That’s what they are for. Even professional programmers use freely provided public JS libraries.Long answer:Cheating? no no no . not these days. These libraries like Prototype, jQuery and lightbox are created for the sole purpose of making it easy for people who have not been programming in Javascript since it’s beginning to be able to add cool functionality to their sites.Javascript is “open-source” which means it is governed under licenses which pretty much say anyone can use it unless it is patented or copyrighted. If someone makes javascript available for public use, they will often times put a reference to themselves in the script or ask you to do it. If they do, please respect that request. Otherwise, javascript is fair game until copyright laws change. But that’s the great thing about the open source community.Remember, a site doesn’t have to be protected by the copyright administration to be protected by copyright laws. So it is best to use those libraries that are made available to the public rather than copying from your site.References :

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