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"For the foolishness of God is wiser than men, and the weakness of God is stronger than men." (1 Cor. 1:25)
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BlogSCL 2.3.0Developed by Stan Lemon.BlogSCL is a dynamic blogging system designed to offer speed, flexibility and ease of use. BlogSCL's feature rich system provides users with all of the greatest blogging functionality offered by mainstream competitors. There's one difference though, where other mainstream blogs have complex interfaces and too many options, BlogSCL has ease of use and a friendly approach to blogging. BlogSCL doesn't neglect functionality, though, instead it provides power for those looking for it without the complexity of many bloggers today. The developers of BlogSCL understand that many users get confused by complex interfaces and an overabundance of settings, and thus the developers of BlogSCL have worked diligently to overcome that. BlogSCL works for you - it's your kind of blog. Some features included in BlogSCL:
License 2.0The following license applies to all users of BlogSCL, particularly those who own and operate a copy of the BlogSCL software. The following license is binding and applicable by virtue of a party's use of the BlogSCL software. Those who do not agree, or have conflict with the following license are advised not to use the BlogSCL software.BlogSCL may not be redistributed under any circumstances, it is the sole property of Stan Lemon and is not permitted to be used or altered without the explicit permission of Stan Lemon. Stan Lemon is under no obligation to fix bugs or to maintain this code, and if he so chooses not to fix or maintain this code it may not be redistributed with fixes or maintained by an external party unless Stan Lemon explicitly gives permission to the said party to maintain and redistribute the code. BlogSCL may not be used as for corporate or personal revenue without the explicit permission of Stan Lemon. Not-for-profit organizations may, within reason and at the discretion of Stan Lemon, use this software to acquire income. This software is provided by Stan Lemon "as is" and any expressed or implied warranties, including, but not limited to, the implied warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose are disclaimed. In no event shall Stan Lemon or any contributors be liable for any direct, indirect, incidental, special, exemplary, or consequential damages (including, but not limited to, procurement of substitute goods or services; loss of use, data, or profits; or business interruption) however caused and on any theory of liability, whether in contract, strict liability, or tort (including negligence or otherwise) arising in any way out of the use of this software, even if advised of the possibility of such damage. BlogSCL uses the following third party libraries:
CreditsSpecial thanks from Stan Lemon to:Erich Musick, my partner in crime who has helped me develop BlogSCL from the get go. Many portions of this code are the product of his hard work and thorough thinking. Without him this project simply wouldn't be what it is. Sara Pollert, my beloved fiancee who has had to deal with me through the development of this application. Her support has been fundamental to this project being completed, and without her willingness to listen to me banter about difficulties in programming as well as my excitement over it's development this project would be greatly lacking. Pr. George Borghardt, Sandra Ostapowich, Pr. Todd Peperkorn and the rest of the Higher Things Blogging Community. The HT Blogging Community has served as my guinea pigs in the development of this project, and for that I am greatly appreciative. They have helped greatly in finding bugs as well as planning new features to be added to the blogger. I am especially appreciative of Pr. Borghardt, Sandra and Pr. Peperkorn who were the first HT Bloggers helped make BlogSCL into something larger than just my personal blog software. More InformationFor more information about BlogSCL please contact Stan Lemon. |
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