I think there should be an option to show the original remix a project came off from so that no code stealing could happen unnoticed. And like scratch, a copyright (date) symbol might help.
I suppose this could be possible as you can find the “remix chain” via the API.
Copyright on Scratch is much different on Glitch. It’s been a while since my scratch days, but if I remember correctly, every project is placed under a creative commons license. On Glitch, the developer can pick any license they want for a FOSS project, so a one size fits all license wouldn’t work on Glitch.
However, Glitch should note what license a project is using based on the contents of the LICENSE file (where the contents of the license are).
Snap(block based) has something similar to what your thinking of
I like the snap one more,as it gives credit to both creators when you click on the remixes
Every time a new project gets created, it is remixed from either one of the three basic templates(~hello-webpage, ~hello-express and ~hello-sqlite), so if copyright date symbols and owner info were to be shown, it would be a very long list.
I would be neat for the API to show what license a project has (if it has one).
Like the API endpoint to fetch READMEs.
Yep, just like that.
Hey! Just stating: The remix project doesn’t prevent anything on scratch. The user can just download the project and upload it as his own.
- This isn’t scratch, as @RiversideRocks stated, we can choose our own licences. Unlike scratch where all projects are licenced under CC BY-SA 2.0, we can choose whatever licence we want, and even make one up.
- You can find it at:
https://api.glitch.com/v1/projects/by/domain?domain={project-domain}
Under remixChain
. It’s an array of project IDs:
- @RobloServices facepalming people who don’t know much is rude.
I never said this is.
You facepalmed at someone, then edited it out.
I wasn’t even speaking to you, OP said:
Please read the context before making reply.