I have made a few custom modules for clients. Some of them maybe other people would want. I would be happy to give them to whoever wants them, BUT it's not necessarily so simple as that. Mostly they have some customization for the particular site so I would have to generalize them like with a settings page etc. Then I would have to clean up the code a bit. Some would need an install and uninstall routine which I didn't do because it's only for one site anyway. I would be happy even, in theory, to release them on drupal.org but aside from the time to prepare them, which I don't really have, I also don't have time to support them. So I figure even if I did fix it up a bit and put it online, I am then expected to support it. I am not a lazy person nor do I just suck the blood of everyone else who contributes to Drupal without giving back. I do try to help people on the forums a bit and the truth is that I help to "make the world a better place" in other ways. I volunteer at a local NPO to help people--when I sit down at the computer, it's mostly to work. I need to make a living and this is how I do it. So I don't think I'm a total pig--not at all really because I do volunteer my time, but just for other causes aside from Drupal. Do people think my reasons are wrong for not releasing my code? I guess the main thing is that I'm not prepared to support any issues or requests etc. that may come up. Thanks.