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Assuming that the people who are copying this code are able to code themselves, wouldn't it be easy to find the problem and fix it? Unless there was some incre
by _dark_matter_ 14y ago
Assuming that the people who are copying this code are able to code themselves, wouldn't it be easy to find the problem and fix it?
Unless there was some incredible code obfuscation.
- DanBC 14y agoSubtle shenanigans could go for some time without being noticed. And wouldn't people who can code themselves host their own javascript, rather than hotlinking someone else's?
- ChuckMcM 14y agoThis is what I was thinking, going all stuxnet on them and just subtly moving the advantage your way. The outlier is the propeller guys, they look like a site that hired a 3rd party team to build them a website, and that team ripped of this one and made it theirs. Screwing with it isn't going to send the right signal.
- illuminate 14y ago"Assuming that the people who are copying this code are able to code themselves" Probably a generous assumption.
- laumars 14y agoIf you broke it in such a way that it made their site massively unprofessional or completely unusable, then they'd be forced to either redesign their site or take it offline. Either of which results in those sites no longer feeding off copied code.