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adding a note about licensing with the gel and the apache license

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@ -48,61 +48,11 @@ GNU General Public License for more details.
along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software
Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin St, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin St, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA
## Changelog ## A Note About Licensing
### 2.2.1 (10 May 2013) The WordPress Plugin Boilerplate is licensed under the GPL2+ or later; however, if you opt to use third-party frameworks
such as [Bootstrap](http://twitter.github.io/bootstrap/) in your work, then you should be aware of this:
* Updating the `.pot` file as it was resulting in a minor error in one of the translation tools. > The most likely occurrence of this issue is with Themes developed using Twitter Bootstrap. When reviewing such Themes, please be sure to check that, if the Theme is licensed under GPL, that the license specifies either unversioned GPL, or GPLv3.0.
### 2.2.0 (10 May 2013) For reference, [here's the full conversation](http://make.wordpress.org/themes/2013/03/04/licensing-note-apache-and-gpl/).
* Updating the README so the demo changelog is more accurate
* Renaming the core plugin file to match the name of the plugin (specifically `plugin-boilerplate.php` from `plugin.php`)
* Removing the default `.po` file and introducing the `plugin-boilerplate.pot` catalog
* Removing all terminating code block comments
* Adding braces around the `uninstall.php` conditional
* Changing access modifiers from `private` to `protected`. See [this discussion](https://github.com/tommcfarlin/WordPress-Plugin-Boilerplate/issues/36) for more details.
* Removing redundant headers since properties, constructors, and methods are clearly defined and segmented throughout the code.
### 2.1.0 (9 May 2013)
* Refactoring the ternary operator in the constructor to make the code more readable for developers and to avoid returning an orphaned object
* Updating certain function names to use verbs to be clearer in their purpose
* Updating versioning in the plugin and in the `README` to use the `x.y.z` convention rather than the `x.y` convention
* Adding class property DocBlocks
* Adding `@since` tags to each of the DocBlocks for methods
* Cleaning up the PHP code formatting for easier readability
* Adding a note about POEdit and it being used as my preferred translations
* Automatically displaying the name of the plugin admin page
* Changing 'directives' to 'tags'
* Updating page-level DocBlocks for `plugin.php` and for `uninstall.php`
### 2.0.1 (7 May 2013)
* Updating the year of the release of 2.0
### 2.0.0 (7 May 2013)
* Disabling the admin menu by default
* Initializing the attributes
* Combining the `admin_open` and `admin_close` into a single `admin` view
* Bringing some of the code up to the WordPress coding standards
* Added access modifiers for functions
* Implemented the single pattern
* **japh**. Merged upstream changes, maintained separation of uninstall functionality
* **mikkelbreum**. Restricted scripts and styles to load only on plugin settings page if it is enabled.
* **mikkelbreum**. Added the option for a plugin settings page
* **mikkelbreum**. Removed the need to customize the URL for `wp_enqueue_style` and `wp_enqueue_scripts`
* **mikkelbreum**. Corrected action book for `register_admin_styles`
* **tbwiii**. Listed jQuery as a dependency for both JavaScript sources
* **japh**. Added an `uninstall.php` placeholder
* **leewillis77**. Improved the way language files are loaded
* **wesbos**. Updated the year to 2013
### 1.0 (29 November 2012)
* Official Release
## Author Information
The WordPress Plugin Boilerplate was originally started and is maintained by [Tom McFarlin](http://twitter.com/tommcfarlin/), but is constantly under development thanks to the contributions from the many WordPress developers throughout the world.