Hi :)
Given the exchange rates i really wouldn't advise a direct
contribution of that sort. It might be more effective to contribute
to a local community branch or group that does a lot of work for
TDF.
Perhaps the Spoken Tutorials project might be ideal? I know they
are funded by your government but i'm sure it wouldn't hurt for them
to get donations!
http://spoken-tutorial.org/
Regards from
Tom :)
On 20 January 2014 11:16, dantin.kak...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello.
I have been using LibreOffice for some time now (ever since it started coming
pre-installed in Ubuntu) and I have found it to be an extremely functional
and comprehensive Office Suite. I would like to donate to this project at the
moment (monetary) since my exams are coming up and I do not have time to
contribute in any other way, at least, at this point of time.
I live in India, and I am confused as to how I should make a donation. I
cannot do it via PayPal because I do not have a PAN Card. Is there a surefire
(and if possible, convenient) way for people in India to donate?
Dantin Kakkar
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