It mite sound weird, but, can I borrow code from existing projects on sbs?
SBS itself doesn't own any of the submissions here. In publishing keys, however, SmileBASIC users agree that their code becomes available and unrestricted in use by anyone who obtains a copy of the program.
If you use a library or large portions of another's work, it is good etiquette to at least credit them in your program and any submission pages.
Edit: And to address the bad side that we do choose to enforce, republishing a project in its entirety will likely result in the community identifying stolen content and the page being deleted.
Mere modifications that aren't substantial are encouraged to be published in the comment section of the original page, rather than as a separate submission.
you are allowed to, but you should only do it if you have permission from the original creator of the game. if you can't contact them, then you should at least credit them
However, you might have a different interpretation.
When submitting, you must warrant that your project is your own original work and does not contain any unauthorized 3rd party content, personally identifiable information or inappropriate content such as offensive words, images, or audio. For more details, refer to the official website.
I think almost everyone on this thread was thinking within the lines of sb. I think sbs has a list of rules somewhere about sharing stuff.
