RMF said:Just a side note. I took a look at your site, every.ca. Looks like a good site for information, but you should really think about developing your own layout instead of taking CNN's.
RMF said:There is some decent .ca drops, but most of them are registered *cough* before the drop *cough* by a select few. I think most of us know who they are.
Just a side note. I took a look at your site, every.ca. Looks like a good site for information, but you should really think about developing your own layout instead of taking CNN's.
Provider said:re: CNN
The CNN site is different, all the graphics actually different. It is just you think that this is CNN because not too many sites using these colors, but
if you really compare www.every.ca to CNN you will see that they use a totally different graphics. We are using same script though![]()
RMF said:Totally different graphics?. Ok, I'm not blind. I don't want this thread to turn into a big conflict or anything, but its an obvious rip. Anyone can see that. As a developer myself, I feel the need to step up and say something. Its always annoying to have people rip your own designs.
The menu is obvious. The "MOST POPULAR" blue images are obvious. The search area is obvious. CNN likes to change stuff around, so its not quite as obvious as yesterday. See the following link.
http://66.102.7.104/search?q=cache:XBvJ7pr5NuMJ:www.cnn.com/+cnn&hl=en
Then look at your site. Basically the same header. You replaced the netscape icon with a canadian flag. Replaced CNN logo with your own. Same blue edge. Same blue rounded corner.
Your "make this your homepage" is a rip of "make cnn.com your homepage".
You got the same table borders, and even the red lines.
The list could go on. Its that obvious.
I find it hard to believe that CNN's CMS is available to purchase/download.Provider said:We are using same script though![]()
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