In reply to Multiple Accounts for One User

Draxxon•25th of May 2009

I agree with one exception. I am a freelance programmer, and Draxxon is my personal (business) account, but I also maintain another account for one of my clients. (Who wanted to have their own licenses with it's own login/password) So in the case where (PAID) licenses are concerned, I think that it is vital to allow for more than one account.

I feel that this is especially important for integrators who are setting up Dolphin for other clients and want to have the ability to turn the license over see more

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DosDawg•25th of May 2009•to Draxxon

in that instance, where its a monetary exchange, the account could be generated on your clients behalf, but you would not use that account to post to the forums and blogs. that is a separate account and is in no fashion actually linked to you other than as the manager, but i think that is still iffy, i think a client could create their own account, if not you can purchase the license for them, and just let boonex know the license owner is a client of yours and the license belongs to a client. i dont see more

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CALTRADE•25th of May 2009•to Draxxon

That should probably also be expressed on Andrew's "Draft Constitution" blog as that is a situation they may not have considered.

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Draxxon•25th of May 2009•to Draxxon

The only time that I use the client's account to post or send email is when it is related directly to their site.

For example, if I am sending a Unity Email to the Boonex Staff (for admin reasons) and want a trace of the thread available for my clients, I will use that account. Also, when posting bugs for the patches, I posted a few from that account (since I was on-site at the client location, and tracking down the bugs at the time), otherwise, I agree. All correspondence should be done through see more

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