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In order that my office mates can be able to update the pages I maintain for work, I've structured them so that the page contents are stored in posts. They edit the posts with the WYSIWYG editor, and I don't have to pull my hair out (as much). Our main business has a registered copy of vbulletin and forums (though they are very quiet).
We have recently added a site for a subsidiary company. It has it's own domain, but no forums (Nor are there any plans to add any). Still, for the convenience of my office mates I've set up a portal system that allows them to edit the pages by editting certain posts on a hidden forum of the main site.
Now, is there a problem with this approach from a licensing standpoint?
We have recently added a site for a subsidiary company. It has it's own domain, but no forums (Nor are there any plans to add any). Still, for the convenience of my office mates I've set up a portal system that allows them to edit the pages by editting certain posts on a hidden forum of the main site.
Now, is there a problem with this approach from a licensing standpoint?
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