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I'm guessing one project required currency conversion and so the 11 cents is the cost of conversion for that one project. Maybe they gave the project $10 and 11
by marcinzm 5y ago
I'm guessing one project required currency conversion and so the 11 cents is the cost of conversion for that one project. Maybe they gave the project $10 and 11 cents got eaten in conversion making it $9.89. It's possible they spent $155,000 but projects only got $154,999.89 so the note the latter.
- whit537 5y agoYup, it was https://www.softwareheritage.org/ https://www.softwareheritage.org/, they accept donations in Euro only. :)
- gowld 5y agoIf you spent $155K, that's how much you donated, regardless of the transfer fees. But if you spent $154,999.89 because the exchange rate slightly improved while you preparing the transaction, after you chose a number of Euros to donate, then you spent $154,999.89