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Hi, I'm the author of the blog post. Thank you for your comment. In reference to your edit, we are investigating a DAO to empower the community, but aren't comm
by techknowlogick 4y ago
Hi, I'm the author of the blog post. Thank you for your comment. In reference to your edit, we are investigating a DAO to empower the community, but aren't committed to it, only investigating it to see if it is viable. In terms of funding the community, we are committed to creating a fund with non-crypto money to be able to give back.
In terms of "leaving money on the table" this is very much not that, open source is incredibly non-equitable and skews a lot to a certain way (a lot of people with who can afford to give up time to open source, not everyone but a large amount). This prevents many who have a desire to work on projects such as Gitea, but need to find a job or two to pay rent and get groceries. By establishing what we have, we are hopefully broadening the pool of people who are able to participate.
- hrbf 4y agoPlease don’t introduce any element of cryptocurrency or blockchain to the project. Nothing it offers will solve any real problem that a simple database couldn’t do more efficiently. No matter how you turn the worm, ”crypto” is a grift. Enough incidences have shown that even small bugs or unintended omissions in the implementation can lead to hostile manipulation and theft. Mitigating the risk of catastrophic failure, once you remove the money from the process, it makes even less sense. What you need is humans in the decision-making process, not algorithms.