1. What is JavaScript? JavaScript is a programming language that originated with Netscape. It's very easy to use and makes your Web site more interactive to visitors.

2. What is Java? Introduced by Sun Microsystems in 1995, Java is a programming language that was designed for the internet environment. It can be used to write programs which can be embedded in your Web site.

3. What is the difference between JavaScript and Java? Java creates stand alone applications, like applets, JavaScript does not. JavaScript was developed to interact with the HTML of a Web site.

How do I make snow fall on my Web page? (http://www.lissaexplains.com/snowinstructions.zip)I found that on this (http://www.thefirebolt.net/javascript.htm) page. It sounded familiar so I Googled it and found it here. Sorry if this isn't in the right forum by the way. So, I was wondering... is that allowed? I didn't think it was. It seems like stealing to me :shrug:

http://www.lissaexplains.com/terms.shtml

Personal and non-commercial use limitation.
This Web site can be used for personal and non-commercial use only. You are not allowed to modify, copy, distribute, display, reproduce, publish, license, create other works from, translate into other languages, transfer, or sell any information from this Web site. (This Web site and all it's contents including graphics are registered with the Library of Congress Copyright Office).

Copyright notice.
Graphics and text are copyright 1997-2004 by Lissa. All graphics are copyright Lissa 1997-2004 and cannot be used on any Web site regardless of whether or not it's personal/commercial except for the cursor images found at www.lissaexplains.com/images.shtml. Those images may be used on any non-commercial site as long as a graphic link or text link is included back to my site. All rights reserved.

If you ever find something like that, feel free to report it to Lissa :)

Oh, ok. I didn't see that. This person has copied lots of other sites from what I can tell. Would it be best to report him to each site he copied from?

Go ahead, but it depends on the other Web sites he copied information from. Some don't mind if you repost their text content somewhere else as long as there's credit.

Well, none of his pages give credit and all the other sites have (C) at the bottom. I think I'll go look at their terms. Thanks.

You might as well warn all of the Web sites he copied from to look out.

Thanks. I've done that. I emailed like seven sites! It's amazing how people will just copy and paste without even bothering to change anything. Should I email Lissa or will she see this thread?

I'll post a link to it in the mods section so she's sure to see it :)

Yeesh, some people. :rolleyes: Thanks SnowLeopard for letting me know!! :) I'm gonna go take care of it.

No problem. Almost every page was copied. I emailed his webhost also. The site seems to have disappeared today.... it hasn't been up all day.