Changes

* You can't use community tools of your country (the portal or its forum) to promote exclusively your own private services. If you are a company with your own services, description and prices must be on a different portal, with a different name than "Dolibarr" (but you can use the name to refer to the software your service is based on). Don't forget that a community portal serve project, not your business (even if it helps, but it should just helps), and this are two different things. So, you can have links from your commercial web site to reach the community portal, but links from community portal must never link '''exclusively''' toward your commercial web site. If links are on the portal page, you must choose between:

* You can't use community tools of your country (the portal or its forum) to promote exclusively your own private services. If you are a company with your own services, description and prices must be on a different portal, with a different name than "Dolibarr" (but you can use the name to refer to the software your service is based on). Don't forget that a community portal serve project, not your business (even if it helps, but it should just helps), and this are two different things. So, you can have links from your commercial web site to reach the community portal, but links from community portal must never link '''exclusively''' toward your commercial web site. If links are on the portal page, you must choose between:

- a link to a neutral page. For example, for a SaaS/Cloud hosting service, you can have a link to page [[Cloud_Solutions]] and ask to include your company web site into this page.

- A link to a neutral page. For example, for a SaaS/Cloud hosting service, you can have a link to page [[Cloud_Solutions]] and ask to include your company web site into this page. Another example, for a specialized module, you can make a link to the official wiki documentation of external modules [[http://wiki.dolibarr.org/index.php/Category:Complementary_modules]].

- or if link is inside the community portal, you can offer competitors, providing same service in language of the portal, a way to request to add also their own link (but you can define that there is a sort criteria by age, so yours will be at top if you are the one that creates the community/portal).

- Or, if really want to stay into the community portal (with no external links), you can offer competitors, providing same service/module in language of the portal, a way to request to add also their own link to their service (but you can define that there is a sort criteria by age, so yours will be at top if you are the one that creates the community/portal).