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I'm surprised they are using copyrighted images from a movie as their background.
Good point. I will add credits for the images. Not sure if it's enough but it's a start.
You don't have a license for those images, so you can't use them. Period.
Fair use only applies under certain circumstances where using copyrighted materials is necessary (e.g. satire or discussion). Even if you don't use them commercially, you can't just use them like that.
-No mixins
-No maps
-No loops and conditionals
Maybe a couple of years ago, but now that libsass runs so fast I still don't see the point of using this.
I'm thinking about starting integrating this into my projects. However there is a couple of things that irritate me, - SASS is already serving all my needs - Current css frameworks are all on sass or less - Specs could change before CSS4 is released.
How is this different from Myth ( http://www.myth.io/ )?
- way faster
- less bugs
- maintained
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Good point. I will add credits for the images. Not sure if it's enough but it's a start.
That's not how copyright works. You don't have a license for those images, so you can't use them. Period. Fair use only applies under certain circumstances where using copyrighted materials is necessary (e.g. satire or discussion). Even if you don't use them commercially, you can't just use them like that.
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Good point. I will add credits for the images. Not sure if it's enough but it's a start.
That's not how copyright works. You don't have a license for those images, so you can't use them. Period. Fair use only applies under certain circumstances where using copyrighted materials is necessary (e.g. satire or discussion). Even if you don't use them commercially, you can't just use them like that.
I'd recommend getting a native English speaker to proof-read your text. 'More faster' was used repeatedly on the page and should be simply 'faster'. There were a few other typos, (e.g. 'A bug fixed will be released ASAP.') and very non-idiomatic sentence constructions. It might be a solid undercarriage, but now's the time to polish the hood. Also, I'd def. remove the movie screenshots. You could still use imagery tha…
I'm thinking about starting integrating this into my projects. However there is a couple of things that irritate me, - SASS is already serving all my needs - Current css frameworks are all on sass or less - Specs could change before CSS4 is released.
It'd be nice to see CSS frameworks rewritten using pure CSS (transpiled with cssnext); in fact I might give it a try if I get motivated :)
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Good point. I will add credits for the images. Not sure if it's enough but it's a start.
That's not how copyright works. You don't have a license for those images, so you can't use them. Period. Fair use only applies under certain circumstances where using copyrighted materials is necessary (e.g. satire or discussion). Even if you don't use them commercially, you can't just use them like that.