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 If you downloaded the plugin, it may be out of date due to Perl API changes.  You may need to contact the author or visit the plugin's website for an update.
 
 == Where can I find documentation on writing plugins? ==
-If you click the [/doxygen/ API] link in the toolbar above, you will be taken to our doxygen-generated documentation.  There is a [/doxygen/dev/html/pages.html Related Pages] section in the documentation that contains a bunch of useful stuff, including a run-down of all our signals by category, a basic C plugin How-To which is slightly out of date but still a good starting point, and some useful notes on translations support for third-party plugins.  There is also a [/doxygen/dev/html/perl-howto.html How-To on writing Perl scripts], which is outdated as well.  We have begun the work of migrating the [wiki:CHowTo C How-To to the wiki].  We will be expanding it with more information.
+If you click the [/doxygen/ API] link in the toolbar above, you will be taken to our doxygen-generated documentation.  There is a [/doxygen/dev2.x.y/html/pages.html Related Pages] section in the documentation that contains a bunch of useful stuff, including a run-down of all our signals by category, a basic C plugin How-To which is slightly out of date but still a good starting point, and some useful notes on translations support for third-party plugins.  There is also a [/doxygen/dev2.x.y/html/perl-howto.html How-To on writing Perl scripts], which is outdated as well.  We have begun the work of migrating the [wiki:CHowTo C How-To to the wiki].  We will be expanding it with more information.
 
 == Are there licensing restrictions on plugins? ==
 Yes.  Libpurple is released under a GPL license.  Any derivative works must be released under a compatible license.  The way that plugins work in Libpurple causes them to fall in the "derivative" category and consequently '''MUST''' be released under a GPL compatible license.

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