Josh Berkus wrote:
> Peter Eisentraut wrote:
> > Josh Berkus wrote:
> >>> No, I'm not because if you think we should start tracking and listing
> >>> everyone that gives us five bucks then you clearly need to come in out
> >>> of the sun for a while :-).
> >> Why not? It's the best way to increase the number of people who give us
> >> $5.
> >
> > Well, someone giving three qualified answers to a mailing list inquiry on a
> > user list is worth a lot more than five bucks of their time, and you surely
> > don't want to include that in your listing.
>
> I fail to see how this is an argument. We can't account for absolutely
> every last person who helps the project, so we shouldn't list any of them?
We can do that.
I think the big argument is that contribution attribution can easily
obscure our actual work, which could hurt us. Also, we are not as
dependent on funds like a typical non-profit.
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