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Originally posted by Volv
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Originally posted by saralk
then just send a quick e-mail to the creator of the script asking if you can use it.
That being said, you don't really need their permission as the scripts by default come with an open source license anyway, so you shouldn't stop making a script because it uses someone elses code, but it is courteous to ask first.
If you're refferring to the fact that you can see the source code, that doesn't mean it is open source parsé, the user can still apply any license they want to the code.
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