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> $X for every commit Even if you're supposedly giving money to reputable developers that are the percentile less likely to commit fraud, there's still a risk
by ruipgil 10y ago
> $X for every commit
Even if you're supposedly giving money to reputable developers that are the percentile less likely to commit fraud, there's still a risk of it happening.
A more reasonable approach would be a monthly or a "version" contribution.
Even better than that would be a "fund" where you pledged your money to developers/projects, and it would be distributed equally or by a clear metric.
- Changaco 10y agoThere is no perfect metric to determine how much a contributor deserves, but there is another simple solution: let each member choose how much of the project's income they take! This is how Liberapay teams work, and how they used to work on Gratipay (they're working on bringing that feature back). If you want to know more, the second part of https://medium.com/liberapay-blog/a-new-platform-to-fund-work-on-open-source-projects-a97fac218cc7 https://medium.com/liberapay-blog/a-new-platform-to-fund-wor... is a short introduction to our teams system and contains a few additional links.