PROJECT WONDERFUL

Project Wonderful is run by a bunch of neat people working out of their world headquarters in scenic Toronto, Ontario! Their CEO is Ryan North, and their goal is to make advertising online a less frustrating and more awesome experience. Find out more about what they do, read testimonials from their members, and feel free to drop us a line with any questions. Their official blog, Blogject Wonderful, always has the latest information on what they're up to. Open-source or open-licensed software ... is great, and they use it whenever they can! Here's where you'll find it: jsCalendar is used for date selection, and Libchart and PHPlot are used in generating charts. All are used under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License. Their drop-down menu is based on the LWIS CSS drop-down menu framework and is used under the terms of the GNU General Public License. The fancy zoom-in on charts is done with Paul Engel's elegant Top Up, generously available under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 license. Front page images like the one above by globetrotter1937 are submitted by their members or taken from Flickr (search word: "wonderful"). They use them under the Attribution-ShareAlike 2.0 CC License. The images of Alice and Partario come from Mahalie's and Chema.Foces's Flickr photostreams and they use them under that license too. Most smaller icons used in Project Wonderful are based on "Silk" by Mark James, and are used under a Creative Commons Attribution 2.5 License. The exception are the national flag icons, which are provided by Icon Drawer. Larger icons used under the GPL include beautiful work by Everaldo Coelho, Sergio Sanchez Lopez, Lothar Grimme, Alexandre Moore, Gnome Art, Alessandro Rei, and Oxygen Team. Talented artists asking only for a link (if that) in exchange for their icons include Icons-Land, WDD, Pixel Mixer, BAM, S. Shek, WebIconSet, Ozturk, Abdylas Tynyshov, Gasyoun, MazeNL77, and Harwen Zhang. Creative Commons licenses give us icons by Jakub Stacho, Icon Shock, IconFinder (who also have a terrific icon search engine), VistaICO.com, Shlyapnikova, Paul Robert Lloyd, PCconsultants.co.uk, The Noun Project, and Visual Pharm. Whew!More