Well, still, I can not understand all this objection. The only difference from before is:
The checkbox 'Balance Sheet' with an internal value of 0 and 1 was here before to mark if this account class was of type 'Balance Sheet'.
This checkbox has now been replaced by a built-in selector of 'Assets', 'Liabilities', 'Equities', 'Income', 'COGS' and 'Expense'.
If you want this class to be of 'Balance Sheet' you set the selector to either 'Assets', 'Liabilities' or 'Equity'.
By this new built-in selector we have the ability to make better analysis reports in the future. Remember that we don't know in the earlier 'Balance Sheet' checkbox if it is of type 'Assets', 'Liabilities' or 'Equity'. 'Equity' is by the way optional. You can make splendid reports without this. And you can put the equity as an account type inside the 'Liability' class. Look at the demo site: .
We are not changing this back, and believe me, this has nothing to do with a single member of the community. Some Audit companies from European countries have adviced us to go towards this direction.
So having enlightened the difference and you still feel that this doesn't fit into your organisation, well then feel free to fork FA into your own way. Just remember the license type, GPLv3, and let it be open to the public.
/Joe