peppyone:
Yep! you are hard nosed alright. I had no idea that EPA was not also part of this discussion. It was explained gently and since I understand now I will not get the support I need here, I won't return.
I do hope you are spoken to more gently and are "NOT BANNED" if you should ever make a mistake. Of course you probably don't make mistakes or have misunderstandings.
There are lots of very nice, friendly folks around here in the forums. Of course there are always exceptions.
:hug: Sorry Peppyone, that jab was not meant to go your way. You just happened to tweek a knob with me on that issue. I am all for open source and I take issue will developers exploiting it, not with the buyers who need the features and don't have the skills to develope it for themselves. Guess I am not used to someone taking my rantings so personally, but I don't recall mentioning your name in my outburst at all. Set back, drink a wine cooler, and relax, life is too short to take everything I say seriously!
I would bet that the EPA person is not the original programmer who wrote the EP module (the license says it is open source), and therefore had dibs on it. If every module ever written (or reworked) had a pricetag, there would be no such thing as Zen Cart or osCommerce.
We all would be paying top dollar if we wanted a decent website (like the eCommerce people would love to us do)! Come to think of it, someone could do the same with a multi-product stand-alone (of course the mod in osCommerce wouldn't be of any use at all). It could be it coded and licensed all nice and legal, and I bet they could sell the heck out of it. I am nearly positive that he/she would share the revenue with the original coders, too (right)! Really would help this community, wouldn't it! Maybe a few might benifit from its' use, but not as much as it would help line the pockets of the person who did it. Enough said, I am off of this bandwagon!!