My daughter is a fashion journalist and editor. I maintain her web site on which we show a selection of her writings and pictures from fashion shoots she has styled. In essence it is additional information for her readers.
I am experimenting with converting the picture gallery part of the site to Highside JS.
She does not explicitly offer any goods or services, but obviously it will attract potential commissions, and could also be considered something of a CV as well. Do you consider this commercial use?
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Re: CV
by RoadRash » Sat Nov 13, 2010 1:48 am
Hi,
The fact that there is no direct sale on the website is not a criterion for determining if a site is commercial. If the site is a front for her business, it is regarded commercial.
The fact that there is no direct sale on the website is not a criterion for determining if a site is commercial. If the site is a front for her business, it is regarded commercial.
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