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*D) The company must agree to have in its ranks at least one active contributor ("active" will be define by analyzing github, wiki and/or forums contributions).
*D) The company must agree to have in its ranks at least one active contributor ("active" will be define by analyzing github, wiki and/or forums contributions).
−*E) When a company has a status Preferred Partner, if the Preferred partners sell a module onto another marketplace, the Preferred Partner agrees to not sell it, for an initial purchase, at a lower price than the price on Dolistore (rule applicable from the 31th March 2025)
+*E) A Preferred Partner, who sells modules of his own free will on online marketplaces in addition to DoliStore.com, undertakes not to set the initial reference price of modules sold at a rate below the initial reference price on DoliStore (we are only talking here about the public reference rate, therefore for a sale for a new customer, for a first purchase, and outside of any reduction). Rule applicable from March 31, 2025). Reminder: the GPL license allows complete freedom of distribution (and therefore of sales rate) of Dolibarr modules, the latter being obligatorily in GPL, also, this point is only a rule specific to the Preferred Partner status.
These rules are subject to change by strengthening over time. The board members of the Dolibarr foundation may decide to grant the label even if criteria C or D is not completely filled, checking that the partner has otherwise proved his involvement and contribution in the project. This case, however, requires an unanimous vote (no votes against) from the board members after request by a member of the Dolibarr foundation.
These rules are subject to change by strengthening over time. The board members of the Dolibarr foundation may decide to grant the label even if criteria C or D is not completely filled, checking that the partner has otherwise proved his involvement and contribution in the project. This case, however, requires an unanimous vote (no votes against) from the board members after request by a member of the Dolibarr foundation.