That's exactly what Jonatas is describing. Projects can add GitHub
Sponsors on their profile, using SPI as fiscal sponsor. Donors will
give to the projects. The money will go to SPI, with a note that it's
for the project.
* Marcel [2024-05-25 21:17]:
> Jonatas,
>
> that's great news!
>
> I'd
Yes, of course ─ the projects need to follow the instructions in the first
link to configure their own GitHub repositories to collect donations via
SPI.
The setup guide is pretty intuitive, but we are available if there are
questions; from projects or from donors alike.
Regards,
--
Jonatas L. Nog
Jonatas,
that's great news!
I'd suggest to also allow sponsoring individual projects instead of SPI (if
possible). I believe some sponsors would like to sponsor a project specifically
- the same way as it is by using https://www.spi-inc.org/projects/ .
Regards,
Marcel
On 5/23/24 00:00, Jonat
Greetings,
This message is to inform our associated projects that they can now choose
Software in the Public Interest as a fiscal host in the GitHub Sponsors
program.
If your project is using GitHub as their primary repository or as an
official mirror, consider configuring it ─ the setup is simpl
