On Tue, 25 Apr 2000, you wrote:
> Fair enough. My analogy with rabbits breaks down
Sorry I had to shoot it down ....
> just aren't as fun for analogies as rabbits, though! ;-)
Careful what you wish for ....
> I think we agree on what the basic function of accounting is, and that
> it is more or less arbitrary what you consider your basic unit; I think
> most of the issue revolves around how to model a particular accounting
> problem, and which model yields less headaches down the software
> development road.
Agreed.
The problem is one of scope.
Bookkeeping is Boooooooring.
We are actuallly handling inventories.
If we don't, the "customers" will go elsewhere.
Wait. Take the quotation marks off of customers. From rumor, someone is out
to make money from gnucash.
The problem is that the "engine" is just a database.
If I don't record "stocks" in it, the user must record them somewhere else.
But that database os more than capable of storing bookkeeping records.
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