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Is this a duplicate of http://drupal.org/project/uc_termsofservice ? If not, it would be helpful to highlight the differences on the project page so people can make an informed choice between them.
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Comment #1
pcambraI'd like to know the difference between them as well
Comment #2
hanoiiQuoting the same answer I gave on ubercart.org:
Comment #3
pcambraRelated: http://www.ubercart.org/contrib/877?page=1#comment-52958
Comment #4
pcambraAny news on this?
I think that we make an effort in merging uc_tc & uc_termsofservice
Comment #5
hanoiiSorry for having that much of lag on this. I have been quite busy.
I think I will rework this module to use http://drupal.org/project/terms_of_use, it makes more sense to have a site wide term and conditions module (independent from ubercart) and just have one module integrating the two of them.
Thoughts? Maybe not a huge improvement but makes sense, after all, this simple thing seems to be quite scattered.
There's also http://drupal.org/project/legal, but I liked more terms_of_use.
Comment #6
hanoiiAbout merging the two of them, I am OK to that, not sure what would be the suggested approach. Do you want to join forces and co-maintain this one with me? Or did you have something else in mind?
Comment #7
Dragolin CreditAttribution: Dragolin commentedany update on this? should I go ahead and keep using this module? what is the recommended strategy?
thx :)
Comment #8
TechNikh CreditAttribution: TechNikh commentedchanging "terms of service"/disclaimer per product will be really useful.