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My comment was not about The Catherine Project. I was responding to part of your comment, which seemed to assert that "not-for-profit" is inconsistent with "bu
by rahimnathwani 5y ago
My comment was not about The Catherine Project.
I was responding to part of your comment, which seemed to assert that "not-for-profit" is inconsistent with "business model".
I pointed out that many non-profits do have business models. But I was careful to point out that this may not apply to The Catherine Project ("This particular not-for-profit may have no business model, i.e. no revenue outside of donations.").
- Closi 5y agoSure, not for profits can have a business model. Apologies - I thought we were discussing in the context of the article. But yeah, of course, anyone can have a business model including not for profits, I think it just implies something that is heavily formalised and 'bigger' than it is (even though a business model could technically just be as simple as 'get donations and spend it on a zoom subscription').