Thanks for the heads up on leaving comments for the plugin authors on WordPress.org. I don’t always log in when I go there, so don’t see the “comment” function. I must remember to log in so I can do that! At the time I was looking for these plugins, I was totally frustrated, and become accustomed to seeing notices that plugins weren’t being supported anymore. I’m glad to hear that you’re still working on yours! The CCLicense Plugin worked great for me, thanks for your efforts.

RE: All rights Vs. Some rights – I’m sure that changing the verbiage isn’t even an option, since Creative Commons main goal is sharing under certain circumstances. My comment regarding this issue was more of a personal rant, than an expectation, or desire for anything to change on their end.

There are ‘splogs’ out there scraping my feeds, and it frustrates me to no end. I wish there was a way to keep our feeds available for their intended purposes (personal readers use), while blocking them from scripts that automatically post our feeds as blog entries. It would be a small step, yes… and I know that it wouldn’t stop the bad guys from stealing our content if they want it bad enough, but it would at least make me feel like I was putting a crimp in their activities.

/rant lol

First of all thanks for use CCLicense Plug-in and test it in WP 2.6, there is not a big complex engine inside, so I am pretty sure, that it will work properly even in future WP versions.

Finally, just a friend recommendation. Me and other WP plug-in authors are custom to collaborate with the community, so if you leave a comment with your request at WordPress.org or at Plug-in home page, you will see that most of us are really committed with our contribution and we will try to help you as much as possible.

About “All rights” instead of “Some rights”, this comment should be submitted to Creative Commons team, they decided “Some”.

Kind regards,
Lcflores