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You're actually profiting from the work you did back 8 years ago. You just built something people want to look after. Is there any way you could put some of yo
by helen842000 15y ago
You're actually profiting from the work you did back 8 years ago. You just built something people want to look after.
Is there any way you could put some of your revenue back into the community?
You may not have the time to spend but you can always start a small fund that the volunteers can manage.
They are obviously doing it because they love it and are not bound to do so. They are free to contribute as much/little as they wish. I'm sure they would be less happy if you decided to close down they entire project.
I think putting some revenue back into the community rewards your volunteers because they get to see the site grow further.
The fact it is still growing without your input is a great thing.
- jader201 15y agoI've actually thought of a few things, but my inexperience in dealing w/ legalities involved with this have prohibited me. For example, I've thought several times about giveaways and contests, where a console or game would be given away. But when I looked into this, all of the legal paperwork made my head spin. As far as a separate fund that the team could manage, I'm trying to think of ways they could use this, again without getting into legal issues.
- helen842000 15y agoWhat about asking your volunteers for suggestions as to what would benefit the community. Then you could make those purchases on their behalf. I can see how you'd want to keep it simple to avoid legal headaches.