Non-Profit Domain License & Temporary Domain Usage
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- Ryan Edwards-Kiss
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Hey guys,
I purchased the 'Photon' theme a few weeks ago. Must say, it is really nice.
I'm currently in the process of developing a website for a non-profit organization. Because it's a non-profit website, how can I get the license to be exempt as per the documents?
Also, I can't install Joomla on the new domain yet because PHP isn't updated (I have it sorted; few week delay). Is it possible for me to upload Phototon RocketLauncher to a different working domain for development purposes only without using a domain license? Only I and one other developer will have access to the said domain.
Thanks!
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- Daryl Rose
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Hello Ryan,
I am a user, and just like you I am developing for non-profits (I am developing for three non-profits). I subscribe for a single license, but since all of my sites are non-profit, I believe that all are legally licensed. At least that is how I read the license agreement. None of my sites are for profit, so I am not consuming my site license, according to the Site License documentation .
I do most of my development on a local machine, but I have in the past developed online using a subdirectory of a current site. In the rootdoc of the current site, I would create a subdirectory called "newsite_development". I then lock down access to the directory using .htaccess, so no one will accidentally stumble upon the installation. Install Phototon RocketLauncher in that subdirectory for development work.
I hope this answers your questions.
Daryl
Correction on the site licenses. I just reviewed my membership. I guess what I purchased gives me 5 site licenses, which again, from the way I read the license agreement, none of my sites would consume a site license. But, I want access to this forum, so I can ask lots of development questions.
Daryl - Last Edit: 8 years 8 months ago by Daryl Rose.
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- Reggie Simmons
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Hello Ryan,
We operate RocketTheme on an honors system, in which we place the responsibility of monitoring site license usage with the customer. Therefore, we do not provide or enforce a registration system for site licenses. You just need to keep track of your site license usage yourself (if non-profit then just consider it exempt), and if you require more site-licenses for sites that are commercial/personal, you just need to renew / upgrade at www.rockettheme.com/join
Regarding development RocketLauncher, yes that is fine. Site licenses only count toward live websites (again commercial/personal ones). There is no connection between our products and your site license count. Therefore, your development / production websites will not be compromised in any way. Just ensure that in the end the amount of production websites using our themes reflects your site license count. - Kind regards,
Reggie
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- Reggie Simmons
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Daryl,
Yes, you are correct. If your websites that use our themes are specifically for non-profit organizations, then they will not consume a site license. However, as you mentioned, although your website(s) maybe categorized as a non-profit site, you will need to subscribe to our templates club, in order to download our templates and get access to the specific forums. - Last Edit: 8 years 8 months ago by Reggie Simmons.
- Kind regards,
Reggie
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- Daryl Rose
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Reggie,
Yes, I am a subscriber. I have the "Joomla Plus", which gives me three licenses, but when I looked at my account, I see that I am licensed for five sites.
Daryl
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- Reggie Simmons
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Hello Daryl,
Yes, you received 2 site licenses from your Joomla Standard purchase in 2015, and then 3 additional site licenses in 2016 when you purchased the Joomla Plus membership, thus, giving you 5 total site licenses. - Last Edit: 8 years 8 months ago by Reggie Simmons.
- Kind regards,
Reggie
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- Ryan Edwards-Kiss
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Thanks everyone! Now I know.
Reggie,
I seen you also replied to my support ticket. As soon as I sent it off I realised that I should have just posted in the forums, hence this topic. However, thank you all for the quick replies!
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- Reggie Simmons
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- You're welcome!
- Kind regards,
Reggie
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