Hello Everyone,
I have received an email asking if I would accept a donation to speed up development of the TCP/IP stack in BareMetal OS. With this money I could set up a "bounty" or something and pay a developer for assistance. If the offer is legit what service should I use to have them transfer the funds to the project (which in turn could be sent to a developer)? Paypal (If so I only have a personal account)?
Thanks,
-Ian
Accepting donations
Accepting donations
BareMetal OS - http://www.returninfinity.com/
Mono-tasking 64-bit OS for x86-64 based computers, written entirely in Assembly
Mono-tasking 64-bit OS for x86-64 based computers, written entirely in Assembly
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Re: Accepting donations
I haven't payed close attention to this but all the projects that accept donations that I can think of seem to use PayPal. As for legal issues, I am pretty much clueless but I assume it would depend on where you live.
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Re: Accepting donations
If you wanted to to the job properly, you would have to set up a trust fund, so that it would take more than one signature to get your hands on the money. Depending upon how much money is involved, that may or may not be going over the top.ReturnInfinity wrote:Hello Everyone,
I have received an email asking if I would accept a donation to speed up development of the TCP/IP stack in BareMetal OS. With this money I could set up a "bounty" or something and pay a developer for assistance. If the offer is legit what service should I use to have them transfer the funds to the project (which in turn could be sent to a developer)? Paypal (If so I only have a personal account)?
Thanks,
-Ian