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Agreed that finding a fiscal sponsor does seem like the best option and that
doing nothing is irresponsible. Largely for reasons that have already been
articulated.
By way of context, I currently sit on the Boards of two non-profit corporations
and had some involvement in setting up a
On Tue, Jul 18, 2017 at 11:05 AM, Eric Hellman wrote:
>
> ...Also, the new CODE4LIB could grow and prosper based on its superior
> anarchistic management culture, then acquire CLIR/DLF, LITA and OLF. Then
> the end result would be the same.
>
> While we're at it, we could stage
Having created a non-profit, I can say that there's quite a range of ways to
structure and govern such an entity.
Code4Lib can't really be bottled up into any legal entity, so even if a
Code4Lib entity were created to provide fiscal continuity for the annual
conference, the relationship
On Jul 18, 2017, at 11:36 AM, Carol Bean wrote:
> Thanks for bringing this up again, Eric. The first time around I pretty
> much sat on the sidelines and watched. This time around, I'm waving my hand
> vigorously for the incorporation option…
>
> But is there something I'm
I still think the same thing I posted first time this was on the listserv.
I think a fiscal sponsor is the sweet spot, if a suitable fiscal sponsor
with suitable terms can be found. Incorporating ourself takes a lot of work
and additional expense -- both setup and ongoing. It's a real commitment.
I'd like to thank Eric, Carol and Tim for resurfacing this thread, Like
Tim, I disagree with Eric's ordering, and would place chartering at the top
of my list (with incorporation second and doing nothing last).
I am not sure why Eric thinks that obtaining fiscal sponsorship from
another
I think incorporation is long overdue, but I disagree with Eric's order of
preference. I can say from experience on a project that incorporating
ourselves is a lot more challenging than perceived, and also costly. As a
past Code4Lib Conference co-chair and member of the Journal Editorial
Board,
Thanks for bringing this up again, Eric. The first time around I pretty
much sat on the sidelines and watched. This time around, I'm waving my hand
vigorously for the incorporation option.
Since 2009, when EBSCO began indexing the Code4Lib Journal, royalties have
been accruing but unpayable
On Jul 10, 2017, at 6:37 PM, Galen Charlton wrote:
> Back in January the Fiscal Continuity IG released our report
> describing some options for establishing a more permanent fiscal
> arrangement for Code4Lib activities, particularly the annual
> conference. [0]
When it
On Jul 18, 2017, at 9:39 AM, Tim McGeary wrote:
> Quick question - how can I edit a job posting I submitted yesterday? Or
> possibly delete and re-add? I found that the description I posted was
> missing some important information.
>
> --
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>
Quick question - how can I edit a job posting I submitted yesterday? Or
possibly delete and re-add? I found that the description I posted was
missing some important information.
Thanks,
Tim
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