I'm the Sec'try/Treasurer of a local amateur radio club
and we just set up an account at the local bank. The only drawback
was that they wanted the SSN of the club officers. I'd guess you'd
have to apply for a not-for-profit (as opposed to a non-profit)
organization tax id, if you wanted to
In your email to me, Dale Scheetz, you wrote:
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In any case, whether we call it contributions or payments, the bottom line
is, we need a place to send money for the project. The ability to do this
is a pre-depends on any other scheme for financing the project. Doesn't
the project have
On Tue, 21 Jan 1997, Tim Sailer wrote:
In your email to me, Dale Scheetz, you wrote:
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In any case, whether we call it contributions or payments, the bottom line
is, we need a place to send money for the project. The ability to do this
is a pre-depends on any other scheme for
One of the problems of leading a group of volunteers is that one can only
lead where they will follow. There was too much resentment among a number
of Debian developers over the $2 fee I proposed to charge for the privilege
of producing the official Debian CD. Thus, Debian will not charge any fee
On Mon, 20 Jan 1997, Bruce Perens wrote:
One of the problems of leading a group of volunteers is that one can only
lead where they will follow. There was too much resentment among a number
of Debian developers over the $2 fee I proposed to charge for the privilege
of producing the official
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