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I imagine the problem he's addressing is what you're going to do in any instances where a member lost money and you'd like to reimburse them. In a traditional
by Permit 14y ago
I imagine the problem he's addressing is what you're going to do in any instances where a member lost money and you'd like to reimburse them.
In a traditional company, this might cut into your profits, but might simply be the cost of doing business. In your case, if you have no profits to cut in to, how will you reimburse people if that sort of situation were to arise?
I think Gittip looks really cool, and the concept of an "open company" is intriguing. I'll definitely be interested how you guys tackle these sorts of problems.
- whit537 14y agoGittip doesn't have profit, but it does collect a fee, and that fee needs to cover reimbursements and chargebacks. Here's the ticket: https://github.com/whit537/www.gittip.com/issues/152 https://github.com/whit537/www.gittip.com/issues/152