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There's already a lot of foundations that haven't been able to scale the process of paying thousands of developers due to tax & employment issues across the globe. We think creating the right commercial incentives would have a
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You're absolutely right. Some orgs have huge lists. We do suggest the split but it's rather subjective so we also provide the tools to let sponsors boots & exclude.
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3y ago
Sorry we had a slight outage but it should be working fine now.
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3y ago
thanks for the validation, it means a lot to us.
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armini
3y ago
Sure, send us a DM on our discord. We'd love to help.
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armini
3y ago
Sorry we had a slight outage due to HN traffic load but things are stable & back to normal.
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3y ago
Thanks for taking the time to register & donate. We’re looking into it now & we will send you a DM shortly.
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3y ago
If you have the time, we’d love to connect with you on our discord & learn more about your experience. It’s a hard problem & that needs a strong open community. Given the recent PayPal incident, I don’t think GitHub should be the on
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There’s a few initiatives being discussed already https://www.whitehouse.gov/briefing-room/presidential-action...
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Yeah good point. We should have it done soon.
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Thanks for raising the issue. Is it okay for you to forward the funds to other people in the ecosystem?
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3y ago
Thanks for sharing this link, there’s a lot of useful content in here for people interested in this space.
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3y ago
Thanks for the feedback & suggestion. This is something we’d love to incorporate in our roadmap.
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3y ago
Thanks for taking the time to share this idea. We have added it to our drawing board.
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armini
3y ago
More money in the ecosystem will naturally create more competition but I’m sure the community will adapt & evolve accordingly. There’s no shortage of smart people in this space.
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3y ago
I’m actually optimistic about the progress & shift in behaviour. There’s a few companies that are setting a clear example & leadership in this space like Sentry, sourcegraph & cash app who genuinely want to help improve the ecos
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3y ago
How do you suggest we can better word/explain it?
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Not to mention hosting costs :) Sponsors have a slider that allows them to adjust their tip from 5% to 100% of their monthly donation. We figured minimum 5% would cover our compute & merchant fees but left it to the community to decide
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3y ago
reading this comment made my day :) thanks for your contributions to open source, the least we could do is recognise & reward you for your work. What people often forget is the people aspect of open source. I've done countless inte
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I'd love to help you build out that business case & open source it. Let me know if you're interested https://discord.gg/fQGqvQdWxq We're also started sharing interviews with maintainers who talk about the
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Absolutely appreciate & respect your perspective. We're passionate about making open source sustainable & understand that there can be multiple ways of achieving this goal. The more ways money is channeled to the community the
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I'm more than happy to help, just connect with me on https://discord.gg/fQGqvQdWxq we're currently doing this for a few presentations. It just depends on the ecosystem that specific org is managed under.
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3y ago
I can't say much about Github but I can say that we're working to open source our project ;)
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Absolutely fair point & this is something we're working on to open source. If you'd like to join the community feel free to join our discord https://discord.gg/fQGqvQdWxq For context sponsorships & donatio
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You're absolutely right. When you login you can actually see a list of dependencies & make your own adjustments. While thanks.dev makes a recommendation based on what's analysed, sponsors are able to boost or exclude beyond ou
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thanks for the support, let's hope we find the source code for open source success! :)
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thanks for taking the time to study how thanks.dev works & taking the time to write about it. Here's a recent article that was also published about how we're different https://www.theregister.com/2023/04&#
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thanks for the feedback & you raise a valid point, we'd love to look at additional payment options :)
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I used GPT to fact check against MIT inclusions & exclusions. In the comments I have tried to share instances of it happening if you hadn’t noticed. I admire your attention to detail but not your hostility…
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Github sponsor is a good option like what happened recently @canva but that's firefighting as it's not sustainable for all maintainers to keep asking companies for money https://twitter.com/anehzat/status/
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