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It's important to note that 7.5% is the max we would make. The more direct dependencies you fund, the less we make. When we reallocate funds, the same rule appl

It's important to note that 7.5% is the max we would make. The more direct dependencies you fund, the less we make. When we reallocate funds, the same rule applies. Our goal is to support projects outside of GitHub but we had to start somewhere and GitHub seemed like a pretty logical choice.

postalrat 4y ago
Is 7.5% still the maximum after reallocation?
- nevernude 4y ago
  Yes it is. If there are no additional projects to fund after reallocation we will donate the remaining funds to other organizations/charities.
  - cayleyh 4y ago
    Which organizations & charities specifically?
    - nevernude 4y ago
      We haven't chosen them yet but they will be rotated every so often. If you have suggestions we'd be happy to hear them.
      - pabs3 4y ago
        I would like to suggest Software Freedom Conservancy: https://sfconservancy.org/ https://sfconservancy.org/
  - postalrat 4y ago
    Could you just send a refund to the person donating? Or at least roll forward whatever wasn't donated into the next month.
remram 4y ago
Is this in addition to a credit card processing fee? I can't find detailed ToS on your site but surely you don't eat those fees in exchange for a variable allocation?