Simon,
I'm going to drop back into lurk-mode in a sec... :-)
On 9 Jun 2009, at 23:16, simon haywood wrote:
>
> There are some corporate bodies who use SquirrelMail to make money
> for themselves. I know of at least two (and I'm sure there're more)
> ISPs who use SquirrelMail as the webmail client for their
> customers. It's perhaps not unreasonable for those corporate bodies
> to pay for the privilege.
Please let's not go there.
Open Source is Open Source is free. Don't compromise.
By all means *ask* the ISPs for a contribution but make it voluntary.
How about asking developers to take on paid customisation work and
donate half of the proceeds to the project? This may get *them* more
work and raise money in the process...?
Simon
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