funding

Month: 2018-11

2018-11-15

patcon 14:41:46
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patcon 14:41:47
@patcon set the channel purpose: For discussion how how funding does and can work in the g0v community.
ael 14:41:48
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patcon 14:45:34
@aelcenganda I forget, did you say that there was a more general place to discuss funding -- potential experiments and various philosophies of using money in community?
patcon 15:00:02
Anyhow, here are some links for future travellers:

*Nadia Eghbal* is a hero. She is doing so much primary research on open source. And she writes great/accessible articles. She has both crowdsourced and grant-sourced her independent research.
Her review of open source grants: https://nadiaeghbal.com/grant-programs
Some other amazing summary work that she did -- essentially an awesome list for funding:
https://github.com/nayafia/lemonade-stand
Her list of microgrant programs for reference and learning: https://github.com/nayafia/microgrants
patcon 15:01:03
re: SSBC's community-focussed grant system (funded by crypto-dollars)
Secure Scuttlebutt (SSB) is a decentralized social network protocol. It's community got some crypto-money to start a grant program. They are running it in a very community-centric way. The micro-grants are for building community, not building product (the product is seen as an inevitable side-effect of commmunity):
https://github.com/ssbc/grants-process

(The links in the doc above are the conversations about funding on the SSB network. They're not available from regular web right now. I'll need to find a good viewer to share them. :/)
My friend Ben got a grant, and decided to run his own funding experiment with it: https://github.com/benhylau/ssbc-grants-scuttlemesh
patcon 15:37:02
@patcon set the channel topic: Hover for details...
Doc: https://hackmd.io/s/BkZ2q996X

2018-11-16

Felipe 06:08:28
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