I agree with everything John said. (Is that just stating the obvious? :-) In 10 years, the vast majority of projects have required source code, and never before final payment.
Rich On 5/28/08 5:55 PM, "John Grden" wrote: > always use a contract - even with friends (especially with friends) - Rule #1 > > Personally, I would NEVER release source until final bill is paid. Doesn't > matter if you don't have a contract or you didn't stipulate that upfront. > Fact is, you haven't been paid, and that's the only thing you have to force > their hand. > > I don't agree about keeping source - I think it's pretty well customary that > the intellectual property invested in the code base is that of the client - > IE: they paid for you to develop it, so therefore, it's theres. That's how's > its been on ever gig I've done on the past 7 yrs +. Rich http://www.LearningActionScript3.com _______________________________________________ osflash mailing list [email protected] http://osflash.org/mailman/listinfo/osflash_osflash.org
