[wp-forums] Doing it for free.

[TechGnome]

On one hand, I fully agree (about being able to put it in any folder the 
client wants.... on the other hand, for simplicity and for contractual 
reasons, I think a limited list (root, wp, wordpress, blog) should 
suffice. If they want it somewhere else, then we can refer them to any 
of the "how to move your wp" docs there are out there.

I noticed that themes and plugins were left off of the "We will" list, 
has that gone by the way side? Or would we still allow them to select 
any two (from a pre-approved list) themes and plugins that we will 
install and verify work (and in the plugins, activate).

Other than those items, I haven't seen anything I object to.

-tg

petit at petitpub.com wrote:
> Podz <podz at tamba2.org.uk>: says:
>
>> petit at petitpub.com wrote:
>>> o Someone has to write the contract: What we do and what we don't.
>> We WILL:
>> Install WordPress to your website into a directory called 'wordpress'
>> Check that the blog works by making 1 post and 1 comment
>>
>> We will NOT:
>> Host your blog
>> Instruct you on installation
>> Install any plugins
>> Install any themes
>> Troubleshoot anything other than install issues
>> Ask for money, links or any other form or reward
>> Provide further support outside of the forums
>>
>> You WILL:
>> Allow the person appointed to access your ftp and database.
>>
>
> All this should be in the "contract" I believe!
> I do think thoug that we are able to install WP in a directory with 
> any name the
> blog owner likes - not just "wordpress"
> <snipped>
>
>> 8 days.
>> WP Reboot - now with added installation.
>> Yes we could :)
>>
>> P.
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