To recap: Peer 1 has been charging us for colocation services for a few months now, as we've been setting up our new servers there. We're not yet ready to switch over to the new systems, though. I have been working under the assumption that a reasonable slice of the membership would be unwilling to pay shares of the Peer 1 costs before they are yet receiving direct benefit from the new servers. As a result, I haven't been incorporating the Peer 1 costs into the financial records on the portal, the idea being that, at the point when we are ready to move any member over, we consider all the Peer 1 costs to that point as a one-time cost to be split in a special way to be determined.
Now, a few months into that, we have about $4000 worth of those charges. I sent a request to hcoop-announce recently asking for people to throw in more money to help cover these costs in the mean time. With the volume of people who seemed to respond to that, it's clear that only payments of several hundred dollars per person could make a difference, and that didn't happen. I've ended up essentially paying all Peer 1 costs from my personal funds each month. So, what should we do? I don't have any idea how soon we'll be ready to switch to the new servers. Essentially no one responded to my call to "lend" HCoop money in the interim. Should we call this the point where we bundle the charges so far into one sum that we split among willing members ASAP, and from here on bill monthly charges to everyone as they arrive? Or, can more of you add several hundred dollars each to your HCoop balances? _______________________________________________ HCoop-Discuss mailing list [email protected] http://hcoop.net/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/hcoop-discuss
