Of course, I think it is very clear where those donations are going, the
growth of many platforms has depended on:
An idea, enthusiasm, sleepless nights, extra work in the free time of many
developers, in any way, the fact that the tidal websites are held by the
community and not the developers' pocket, another serious suggestion put on
sale music made with code and donate a contribution to the tidal platform,
would be a good way to encourage to sound creation with code , support
tidal and also artists.
but, they are only ideas.
2018-01-05 11:05 GMT-06:00 Gottfried Haider <gottfried.haider_at_gmail.com>:
> Hi Alex & Malitzin,
>
> > It's a bit different as with processing.org you donate to a
> > foundation, who have an organisational structure, employees etc. With
> > this it's much less organised!
>
> Just wanted to expand on this, because I was working as a Fellow with
> the Processing Foundation last year: they have a 501(c)3 non-profit
> organization, but this is a relatively recent development compared to
> the history of the project (non-profit status was granted in 2014).
>
> Having this legal entity certainly helps receiving donations, and
> funding activities like fellowships and the like. But it's not like
> the development and maintenance work for the project is handled by
> "employees" of the foundation ;) It's still rather weekends and
> evenings, plus some help by organizations that sponsor folks to work
> on certain aspects (like: ITP for p5.js).
>
> Cheers,
> Gohai
>
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