Whether you are building your first website or your 100th, it’s a common practice to either seek out a theme to build off of or to simply hire someone to do the work for you. But, no matter how you obtain your website, it’s important to remember that it will eventually be yours and yours…
via How Your Web Designer Could Land You in Copyright Trouble — Plagiarism Today.
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Some great advice to consider as any of these things can cause you issues better resolved before your site or blog goes live. It’s one reason I stress copyright on a regular basis.
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