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Crediting Netgen, Mugo Web and CJW Network

Which parts of Exponential build on the open source work of other companies - the concept of the upstream layouts packages, Netgen's AdminUI, Mugo Web's LoveStack, CJW Network's newsletter and request-shield, the Qbix…

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Crediting Netgen, Mugo Web and CJW Network

This page is for journalists and creators who write about features of Exponential that started in another company's open source work. The project credits these companies by name; good coverage does the same.

Contents

  1. Who built what
  2. How the project words the credit
  3. How to write it
  4. What not to imply

Who built what

Company or projectWhat Exponential usesSource
NetgenExponential Layouts brings "the concept of the upstream layouts packages to the Exponential kernel"; the Nexus distribution builds on Netgen Media Site and the upstream layouts packages; AdminUI is "a feature complete port of the legendary Netgen AdminUI"; the repository se7enxweb/exponential is a GitHub fork of netgen/ezpublish-legacyREADME; Contributors and friends
Mugo WebThe LoveStack improvements, rebuilt in 6.0.15 "with full credit to Mugo Web"README, "Exponential Distribution Integration: LoveStack"
CJW Networkcjw_newsletter; a CJW flavor of Nexus; request-shield, documented as a companion in front of the HTTP cache ("a project of CJW Network ... not of the Foundation")Companion projects
QbixExponential Velocity "began as a fork of the Qbix web server engine"Velocity README; Exponential Velocity
Zeta ComponentsThe kernel's libraries; 7x maintains forks and submitted security pull requests upstreamThe PHP stack it stands on
AdminNeoThe database source editor sevenx_dsesevenx_dse
eZ Systems and hundreds of contributorsThe code base itself, 1999 to 2021COPYRIGHT.md; The eZ Publish years

How the project words the credit

  • "with full credit to Mugo Web" (README).
  • "brings the concept of the upstream layouts packages to the Exponential kernel" (README).
  • "It began as a fork of the Qbix web server engine, and the two projects have since drifted far apart" (Velocity README).

How to write it

"Exponential Layouts, a page builder that ports the concept of the upstream layouts packages to Exponential, ..."
"The 6.0.15 line rebuilds the LoveStack improvements of Mugo Web, with credit to the company."
"Velocity began as a fork of the Qbix web server and has since developed separately."

What not to imply

AvoidWhy
"Netgen's page builder for Exponential"Exponential Layouts is a port of the concept with its own name and code
"built by Netgen" for ExponentialNetgen contributed pull requests and its work is ported; 7x leads Exponential
"Mugo Web joins Exponential"The sources document reuse of open source work, not a business relationship
"request-shield is part of Exponential"It is a CJW Network project, documented as a companion
Any endorsement by these companiesNone is documented; ask them for comment if your story needs it

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