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JohnBoucher JohnBoucher is offline
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Re: Is it allowed

I'm not sure what you are asking. Are you asking if PHP Nuke is OK or is your help ok?

The answer, as far as I can tell, is yes and yes as long as the students do the website work. BUT check out the 2006 rules when they are released.

jb

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Originally Posted by Schu
This year i believe i am going to switch the team site over to PHP NUKE. The reason is because this year i am not going to be able to work on it as much as i did last year, and the new rookies to the team do not have any experience. Due to the fact that i am good at hacking and recoding Nuke (since i have done it for 3 years now on a different website) i will be able to run the website and help teach the new rookies how to code in php a bit, this will also get them ready to maybe write there own next year. But what i need to know is if i were to send it in to be judged for an award would it be judged, or is it in violation of the website rules (which i tried to find but could not find). I know that my team will want to submit it, but i want to make sure that it will be allowed..


Thanks so much for your time......

Last edited by JohnBoucher : 16-08-2005 at 15:14. Reason: additional rambling