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>Charging vs Donations, I don't see what the difference is. Charging: Person paying gets something in return Donating: Person paying does not get something in
by wtfwhateven 7y ago
>Charging vs Donations, I don't see what the difference is.
Charging: Person paying gets something in return
Donating: Person paying does not get something in return
>The primary difference is the open ended pricing model.
What does "an open ended pricing model" mean?
- irjustin 7y agoBy "open ended pricing" i mean - pay what you want. This is very common in food industry, "house restaurants" if you will. I get a meal and very well can pay $0 or $1000. Agreed, donations do not necessarily mean I receive anything in return and I purely want to support like clean water efforts in 3rd world countries, but policing the difference seems unrealistic. But that seems like it should be a special non-profit category. I think I'm beginning to convert to a 'middle' ground that there should be a sole proprietor non-profit, but that seems insanely hard to police.