Re: what to do with a donation?

[Luis Garcia Alanis]

Well, 

You can ask for some HW, like palms, and stuff like that and make
contest's, like bug squashing, implementation of a new widget, or speed
improvement on Appkit, and whom evers does best takes the price.

the judge can be an external person that knows about this, like from
stepwise, stone design..... he can get the review of what each did and
judge who earns the price :)

That works well on (GNOME) evolution, gnumeric bug hunting and feature
improvements.

:)


what do you think?


On Tue, 2002-01-22 at 04:01, Adam Fedor wrote:
> A company has asked if they could donate something (of monetary value, 
> not developer time unfortunately), to GNUstep. They already give to the 
> FSF. They just wanted to do something extra for GNUstep.
> 
> My question is what should that be? It could be almost anything - more 
> of a thank you for a good job than an expectation of more work.
> 
> Perhaps:
> 
> - Extra hardware for our web site provider who already does a thankless job?
> 
> - More recognition (perhaps a testimonial?) for GNUstep.
> 
> - Perhaps even dinner out for the core developers at FOSDEM :-)
> 
> 
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