On 06/05/17 10:53, Steve Dougherty wrote: > Hi everyone, > > To my understanding, at least currently xor does not want FPI to pay him for > his work. Some developers on FMS have proposed bug bounties - say, $1000 - > for completing a task like "fix Windows tray / installer to work with 64-bit > Java." This would be in a "first to get reviewed and merged gets paid" > fashion, the idea being we can pay people not yet familiar with the project > to familiarize themselves and not have to commit to paying an unknown > developer hourly. At least one developer has asked that payment be available > in crypto currency; this seems reasonable to me.
Legally you have to be able to identify them for tax purposes (since you're doing this as FPI, not building some anonymous infrastructure for it). Or you end up liable for their taxes. Apart from that, bounties sound like a good idea. But IANAFD.
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