Looks like OS Commerce to me!

Started by forummaker, Mar 14 2010, 17:05

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#1 forummaker

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Posted 14 March 2010, 17:05

Found this today.. anyone know what it's all about?
Why would someone call oscommerce another name?
Maybe the web design company doesn't want the owner to know that they're using oscommerce?
Why not just NOT show what software the website is using at all?
Curious.
Your thoughts...

Edited by Mark Evans, 14 March 2010, 17:40.

That "Can" you're about to open... has worms!
Don't say I didn't worn ya.
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#2 Mark Evans

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Posted 14 March 2010, 17:43

People are allowed to use any name they like for their e-commerce solution, even if its osCommerce which is doing all the work as long as they abide by the GPL licence.

Some people like to show they are using osCommerce and some don't.. they have that freedom with open-source software

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#3 forummaker

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Posted 14 March 2010, 17:48

Mark Evans, on 14 March 2010, 17:43, said:

People are allowed to use any name they like for their e-commerce solution, even if its osCommerce which is doing all the work as long as they abide by the GPL licence.

Some people like to show they are using osCommerce and some don't.. they have that freedom with open-source software

Thanks Mark.

That "Can" you're about to open... has worms!
Don't say I didn't worn ya.
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