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I like the site, and also that slogan "No job too small"
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It is nice! The thing I like most about it is that it is super fast to load.
PS: It says 'Copyright © 2000-2005' maybe change that to 2000-2007? An updated copyright thing means that more people will actually look over you site. |
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The date in a copyright represents the first publication of the work, not the current date. I bet 99% of people never notice or even read the copyright at the bottom of web sites. I certainly don't see how it would attract more visitors for it to say 2007. |
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A copyright notice also isn't necessary under UK law (not sure elsewhere). It's common practice to do it but you don't have to assert your ownership of copyright, you get it automatically for being the creator of the work. So if you are going to use a copyright notice Puma's right - you may as well just use the year you first made the site public. Also you can't copyright a whole Website unless you created every element of it (including the fonts) so at best your copyright is only going to apply to the content that you explicitly created and which can't be argued to be in the public domain.
My brother works in the copyright section of the Patent Office ![]() Does anyone know if search engines pay any attention to copyright notices?
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