It was nothing personal at all.
My point was and is: You can’t substitute a German non profit with this
organisation.
Even if you could, torservers.net are supporting all the others smaller orgs,
not the other way around.
Thats a lot of work organising orgs and also avoiding unnecessary work
Hi!
So I initially just wanted to share a tool/service which I think
addresses some of the issues I noticed in projects, when people get
burned out because of all the paperwork involved. I replied further to
mostly address some, from my perspective, misunderstandings about this
tool/service. By pr
Hi niftybunny, Mitar,
> On 7 Aug 2019, at 17:37, niftybunny
> wrote:
>
> Thats complete and utter bullshit.
After thinking about it for a while, I have allowed this email through
moderation.
I considered rejecting it, because this thread is getting repetitive.
And it seems like you're gettin
Thats complete and utter bullshit.
First off, nice to see you are fighting for the good in the world, while having
a company in Delaware. Paying 0% taxes. Fuck the working poor, fuck all
taxpayers and fuck the government that need these taxes … nice touch .
https://docs.opencollective.com/help/
Hi!
One interesting option could be that the existing tor servers
non-profit applies as a host organization. And then other tor-based
projects could be fiscally sponsored by it. That means other tor-based
projects would not have to have/be a non-profit (and could decide to
not take any pay cut). B
Hi!
On Tue, Aug 6, 2019 at 6:30 AM niftybunny
wrote:
> Okay, I´ll bite. How do they solve this?
You can see the list of hosts they have here:
https://opencollective.com/hosts
> They have ready made non profits in Germany (eingetragener gemeinnütziger
> Verein) that I can use and rename and yo
>
> This is exactly what OpenCollective solves. They have a set of
> non-profits which act as host organizations and do all this fiscal
> work for you. You do not have to do any paperwork, any taxes, etc.
> Those non-profits take 5% for this work, but it does simplify this if
> the problem is in
Hi!
I do not want to repeat myself and I really do not care about Open
Collective too much (I am not affiliated with them in any way), but:
> For a German non profit (eingetragener gemeinnütziger Verein) you need at
> least 7 people, lots of paperwork, going to your tax office, yearly mandatory
The problem (I think) is not the financial side. For a German non profit
(eingetragener gemeinnütziger Verein) you need at least 7 people, lots of
paperwork, going to your tax office, yearly mandatory meetings etc.
And that’s only to fund a non profit. To run this you need a lot of labor to
ke
Hi
We don't need a funding platform. We need someone who
* maintains the social contacts
* gives interviews
* does the tax declaration
* ... and so on ...
Tim
Am Freitag, den 02.08.2019, 08:44 -0700 schrieb Mitar:
Hi!
Yes, running a non-profit for you is not free (accounting costs, at
least).
Hi!
Yes, running a non-profit for you is not free (accounting costs, at
least). I think costs are explained well here:
https://docs.opencollective.com/help/about/pricing
You can install Open Collective software on your own server and having
your own fiscal host, and then there are no costs (see
They want 10% ONLY for money transfer. This must be a joke. You can get a bank
account for free in 5 minutes in Germany.
> On 2. Aug 2019, at 03:35, Mitar wrote:
>
>
> But these days I am playing with an idea that
> https://opencollective.com/ might be something which would allow one
> to dupl
Hi!
Thanks for this update about torservers. I have been around when it
has started, but then got busy myself with other things.
But these days I am playing with an idea that
https://opencollective.com/ might be something which would allow one
to duplicate and replicate what torservers have done
On 05/12/2019 12:17 PM, Chris Kerr wrote:
> On Saturday, 4 May 2019 11:57:24 CEST Moritz Bartl wrote:
>> This is a call for help!
> I don't think I could do everything, nor would it be desirable for so much to
> depend on one person. However, I am sure that there are a lot of things that
>
On Saturday, 4 May 2019 11:57:24 CEST Moritz Bartl wrote:
> The only capacity I can offer is that we *need* someone to step up, and grab
> me at some event in meatspace. Ideally at that point that person is willing
> to have the A record pointed at some new place under their control, and we
> ca
On 5/7/19, Tyler Durden wrote:
> It has been a hell of a ride
Yes :) Many of us remember day of torservers
beginning days, and or have taken part creating,
running, supporting, aligning with it over time.
Those sorts of big projects are no small undertaking.
Especially setting up of legal and fun
* Moritz Bartl:
> I send you and all the others who have been offering assistance
> warm greetings and a thank-you, but we need someone to step up as
> coordinator.
As I wrote last year, I would be willing to help Torservers, but
coordinator is not a role I want.
> Maybe the better option is ind
I'm very sad to read this but I totally understand you. Running such an
organization is not easy and even a bit ungrateful. Never the less we
from FVDE want to thank you and everybody behind torservers.net and
Zwiebelfreunde e.V. It has been a hell of a ride and maybe you are right
and the retreat
On 04.05.19 17:21, Ralph Seichter wrote:
>> This is a call for help!
> I offered to help last year, but my email to your support address did
> not result in an answer, so I pretty much shrugged it off. I'm sure I
> can find that message and forward it to you.
>
> -Ralph
Thank you. This is a good
* Moritz Bartl:
> This is a call for help!
I offered to help last year, but my email to your support address did
not result in an answer, so I pretty much shrugged it off. I'm sure I
can find that message and forward it to you.
-Ralph
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tor-relays ma
tl;dr: torservers.net needs a new home!
I started torservers.net after a random chat at a local bar some time
early 2010. I wore a Tor shirt, and the guy next to me asked if that was
"The Onion", the satire magazine. He became pretty excited about Tor
after I told him what it was about, opened his
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