>Actually I think you're mistaken.  IIRC, theo's biggest beef about
>non-profits is that it is too much trouble, and he would rather be
>coding than handling non-profit related paperwork.
>
>As a user, I actually think setting up something like a google
>sponsored link would be good - they already know how to send money to
>Theo.  I'd certainly set up all my browsers to whatever link that is
>created.
>
>I've actually been contemplating setting up a non-profit.  If there's
>any accountants with experience would be willing to talk to me, I'd
>appreciate it.
>


While we appreciate all the ideas, the number of internal cycles that have 
been applied to the funding issue has been rather significant.

There are a myriad of issues - from legal to taxation to image and marketing.  
Trust me when I say that between Theo, Beck, me and various others, we've 
pretty much hashed all the reasonable options out.

The bottom line is that it is a difficult proposition to take an existing 
"entity" and its structure, tax position, technical and market recognition and 
put together new options.  We have to look at the cost-benefit of a lot of 
factors.  There's Theo's own inertia as well - there is over a decade of 
history and a lot of credibility on the line.

Ultimately, there are a few things in the works.  They will be announced as 
appropriate and when necessary.

--Jason

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