Tuesday 29 September 2009 1:47:50 am
Hi, I would like to ask, especially those of you who provide eZ Publish-related services on GNU GPL terms, about your experiences with different aspects of providing guarantee for your work.
Do you provide guarantee to back up you services?
- If not, what impact in your opinion does it have on the ease of sales and ability to compete? - If so, how do you define what's guaranteed and what's not (remembering the fact that eZ does not provide any guarantee under this license)? When you implement a functionality based on eZ Publish (or any other GPL-licensed piece of software for that matter) installation, do you guarantee that it will work or it will work only if everything is fine with eZ Publish? How do you separate what's eZ and what's your work when it comes to deciding whether there's your responsibility in a bug-situation, and do your clients accept that separation? I would be grateful if you could share any thoughts and experiences regarding those issues.
Cheers, Piotrek
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