> And in that case... maybe we should REALLY keep accounting and NPO > systems separate, so that an org can choose the acounting system that > meets its needs, independent of its needs for marketing, sales, donor > management, etc.
I second that. the NPO should be able to interface with an accounting software, but that's better to keep it separate. At least for a tactical reason: all NGOs have a (proprietary) accounting system. Trying to convince them to switch to another one is going to be a hell of a time. Convincing them to use a free software contact/donor/mailing/event/... when they don't have anything is going to be easier. About the feature needed for a NPO system, have you articulated some kind of common needs already ? The wiki page seems to be a good start, but still lacking a lot of details, especially to see what's missing but that we need on the existing softwares. X+ > Thanks, > -- Bob > > > _______________________________________________ > software mailing list > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > http://lists.flossfoundations.org/mailman/listinfo/foundations-software > _______________________________________________ software mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.flossfoundations.org/mailman/listinfo/foundations-software
