Jonathan Wilkes <jancs...@yahoo.com> writes: >> Message: 2 > > Ok, so the messages I've taken away so far are, "Lilypond Website > Commercialism Danger! Battlestations", and, "You can already sneak > into my room and leave money in my sock drawer, why do I need to draw > you a website?"
Frankly, you already _have_ my Email address for use in Paypal donations. Being able to click a ready-made "donation" button with target bar apparently takes out an additional percentage. Unless one can show to be a tax-exemptible charity. And so forth and so on. > It'd be nice if someone else (i.e., not me) "someone else" is certainly LilyPond's most asked for developer. Who would not know a lot of tasks that someone else is absolutely the best choice for? > figured out a user-friendly way for people to donate money to the > Lilypond devs without having the entire donation eaten up in the fees > accrued from time spent trying to interact with them. Frankly, I'd have a bad conscience spending a week of paid LilyPond work figuring out a way to get a clickable button for another deduction of fees. And if I feel bad about things, my efficiency drops about ten notches. That's stuff I _am_ pretty bad at. So don't hold your breath. But it does not appear like you do. -- David Kastrup _______________________________________________ lilypond-user mailing list lilypond-user@gnu.org https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/lilypond-user
