Exactly @Arsalan Shah.. I didn't touch my footer powered by OSSN because I'm so proud my website is built by it ;)

Thanks OSSN ! :)

@Bob, then he should stop complaining and enjoy the free ride. Make sense now? Besides that it was just a joke then if you give something to someone and if he didn't acknowledge then you'll surely feel bad ;)

@Arsalan, what if he is unemployed?

@slatineanu, our license is approved by open source initiative you can read section 4.3 of license; https://opensource.org/licenses/CAL-1.0
https://www.opensource-socialnetwork.org/licence/

Would you mind to give us your next half year net salary to us please? and we would not mention it is given by you, how would you feel about?

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I can only totally agree with Kevin.
But maybe our new Doc can tell us what's going on in Slatineau?! I mean: if I'm ashamed to drive a Rolls, I would not remove the spirit of ecstasy, but rather buy a different vehicle, right?

Open Source software will always include a license file that tells you what you can and can't do with the software. There are many different license types and you will find that attribution to the source project is a very common requirement of the license.

So yes, this is 100% Open Source. You just need to read the license to understand what that means for this software.

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The project is not 100% Open Source, how sad!

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