Change the Copyright....

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Mar 26 2005, 6:52 pm
I have noticed that at the bottom of the BYOND website it says Copyright © 2004 Dantom International. All rights reserved. The "2004" should be a "2005", should it not? Or you can possibly just write "2004 - 2005". I know this might not be that important, but you never know what could happen....
Mar 27 2005, 12:57 am
It won't make much difference for about 50 years, or however long the period is until the copyright expires. =)

The website code has been modified this year, though; so yes, it should be updated.
Mar 27 2005, 4:11 am
In response to Crispy
Crispy wrote:
It won't make much difference for about 50 years, or however long the period is until the copyright expires. =)

It's 75. =P
Mar 27 2005, 1:53 pm
In response to Wizkidd0123
Wizkidd0123 wrote:
Crispy wrote:
It won't make much difference for about 50 years, or however long the period is until the copyright expires. =)

It's 75. =P

It's really forever.

What? Disney's first Mickey Mouse cartoon is almost out of copyright protection? Okay, we'll extend copyright to 150 years, retroactively.
Mar 27 2005, 1:56 pm
now it says, Copyright © 2006 Dantom International. All rights reserved. Its not 2006 yet
Mar 27 2005, 2:14 pm
In response to Jon88
I heard copyrights last through owner's lifetime + 70 years.
Mar 27 2005, 4:04 pm
In response to Strawgate
Strawgate wrote:
now it says, Copyright © 2006 Dantom International. All rights reserved. Its not 2006 yet

you also get an "Easter Egg Not Found" error when you click on it =)
Mar 27 2005, 4:54 pm
In response to OneFishDown
yeah noticed that a while ago....
Mar 27 2005, 5:22 pm
In response to Wizkidd0123
Wizkidd0123 wrote:
Crispy wrote:
It won't make much difference for about 50 years, or however long the period is until the copyright expires. =)

It's 75. =P

Depending on the country. =) US law would apply here, though, so most likely 75.
Mar 27 2005, 6:22 pm
In response to Zaole
The copyright blah - 2004 or whatever just shows when it was last updated..
Mar 27 2005, 8:18 pm
In response to Crispy
Crispy wrote:
Wizkidd0123 wrote:
Crispy wrote:
It won't make much difference for about 50 years, or however long the period is until Disney's copyright expires. =)

It's 75. =P

Depending on the country. =) US law would apply here, though, so most likely 75.

Fixed.