Let's be more clear: in order to fully comply with the GPL license any delivered module must include the source code.
It must be identical with the core: if the module is available for download so it's source code must be (I don't refer to the latest source code, just the same source code used for version published). Let's be correct: what kind of cleaning we are working about? we are all developers and we know that the source was manually removed from the modules before zipping them. I want to use TinyERP for my company just for integrating the invoicing with the current virtuemart online shop. We'll never be able to pay for a partnership but current Tiny policy is making impossible of having this kind of users and I think this is why TinyERP the giving-back doesn't work - it's quite impossible to improve something you don't have the source for. In order to do my real small in-house implementation I was required to do a lot of work like localization including texts, chart-of-accounts, vat-rules and submit them back. But as I can't have access to the source code how could I do such a thing? I'm thinking that maybe soon somebody will make a fork of the project including all modules and put them on a public repository where everyone could access them, see the commits and submit new corrections. Anyone interested? _______________________________________________ Tinyerp-users mailing list http://tiny.be/mailman/listinfo/tinyerp-users
