[consulting] drupal consulting and agreements

[Dave Cohen]

Fabio,

I recommend you retain the copyright on anything you write for them, and 
license it to them under GPL.  Since all the Drupal code will be licensed 
under GPL, this means all the code will be under the same license.  That 
should appeal to your customers.

I've found customers to be concerned about whether they will have access to 
source code, and whether they can hire others in the future to work with the 
code.  With GPL they can do these things, and quite a lot more.  

Finally, you'll still have rights to your work.  You can use it on future 
projects and share it with the Drupal community.

-Dave


On Saturday 17 December 2005 02:30 pm, Fabio Varesano wrote:

>
> In particular: do you usally give some EULA (End User Licence Agreement)?
>
> And if I want to share the developed modules or features
> with the community (releasing as GPL) what do I have to do?
>