Now every open source project needs an accounting system, a bookkeeper and register to pay taxes in multiple jurisdictions, for what may be a pittance in fees e

Now every open source project needs an accounting system, a bookkeeper and register to pay taxes in multiple jurisdictions, for what may be a pittance in fees earned. If the project is not going full-tilt as a startup, then that juice might not be worth the squeeze. Do maintainers want to add administrative duties to their plate just to maybe preemptively knee-cap large tech companies? If I this were to become a reality and I were a decision maker at a large tech company, I'd opt to pay you from the Japanese subsidiary - just 'cause.