I am not sure why LC doesn't just play a DONATE (via paypal or
something) button on either the https://livecode.org/ page or the
https://livecode.org/contribute/ page
It's kind of hidden, but in the footer of
https://www.joomla.org/contribute-to-joomla.html there is a link to
donate (https://
As organizer you should do it as you think best. What I meant by Indigogo
not returning funds is that the donors don't get their money back. That's
okay as long as the donors know that LC gets the money even if it isn't
enough to fix the target bugs. Otherwise they may come back to you with the
On 5.10.19 0:08, J. Landman Gay via use-livecode wrote:
Figuring it out is one of the challenges.
Yes.
I think you'd first need to prioritize the bugs you and others want
fixed, which may be the hardest part. I know LC faces that daily,
their criteria is to prioritize by severity and/or b
BTW, LiveCode has set up their own Kickstarter-type web site in the past.
Maybe they'd be willing to help with that if they aren't too busy.
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Jacqueline Landman Gay | jac...@hyperactivesw.com
HyperActive Software | http://www.hyperactivesw.com
On October 4, 2019 3:51:49 AM Richmond via use-liv
Figuring it out is one of the challenges. I think you'd first need to
prioritize the bugs you and others want fixed, which may be the hardest
part. I know LC faces that daily, their criteria is to prioritize by
severity and/or by the number of people the issue impacts. You and whoever
joins you
Yes, I am willing to organise a fundraiser to help finance ironing out
LiveCode bugs.
I am, however, not sure how to go about that;
1. Set up a 'thing' on Indiegogo (because this is not a fund-raiser to
have a set lower limit)?
2. Link it to a dedicated bank account belonging to LiveCode?
3
The fundraiser idea has been discussed before in regard to desired new
feature requests but it could easily be done for bugs as well. It only
needs someone to organize it. Are you willing?
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Jacqueline Landman Gay | jac...@hyperactivesw.com
HyperActive Software | http://www.hyperactivesw.com
Not entirely.
I can put for what I regard as a positive suggestion. Whether it is doable
and makes any business sense is a big question.
Stop all continuing development for a fixed period of time (6 months, say)
and attempt to sort out as many of the outstanding bugs as possible.
Have a fundrai
