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I already have the code for displaying a dynamic year for a copyright in javascript, however I am wondering if there is a need to also put a <noscript> tag, to display something for users who don’t have javascript enabled, if so what is the “legal”/proper way to say content is copyrighted in the tag where I don’t have to update it each year?
Should the say something like “Current Year” something like this or is that even acceptable?
Personally I use PHP:
<?php echo "© Me 2010-".date("Y"); ?>If you must use JS for this, and need a noscript alternative,
2010-Currentwould do just fine.