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Up-to-Date Copyright notice - nexflo - 2010-03-23

I see soo many sites with out of date Copyright Notices.

Quicky:

Simply add
Code:
Copyright  <?php echo date('Y') ?>
into your footer and the current year gets displayed.

Simple enough, eh?

Up-to-Date Copyright notice - Zegnåt - 2010-03-24

Apart from the fact that you’re in theory (unnecessarily) re-licensing all your pages when the year changes. More appropriately would be to state the first year a page was published (eg. 2007) and the last year your website was updated (eg. 2010) and put these in the footer: ©2007–2010. Of course, the last of these two years could be made dynamic. That’s actually how I was doing it.