On 10.02.2017 21:48, Bryan Richter wrote: > On Fri, Feb 10, 2017 at 12:40:52PM +0100, Robert Martinez (mray) wrote: >> >> On 09.02.2017 19:04, Bryan Richter wrote: >>> On Thu, Feb 09, 2017 at 05:40:24PM +0100, Robert Martinez (mray) >>> wrote: >>>> The FSFE ML just put my attention to a funding project of the >>>> german government: >>>> >>>> https://prototypefund.de/en/ >>>> >>>> It looks like they pay 30.000€ over a 6-month period, given that >>>> you meet some requirements. Imho Snowdrift.coop has a chance. >>> >>> Looking at the first round's winners >>> (https://prototypefund.de/en/our-first-round-of-funding-goes-to/), >>> I'd say I completely agree. >>> >>> But it says, "Self-employed and independent developers who live in >>> Germany can apply for funding." Do we have anybody that meets that >>> criterion? >>> >>> Oh, I see on the application itself it asks, "Are you applying as an >>> individual or as a team." Still, I would expect the whole team might >>> need to live in Germany. mray, how much extra room do you have in >>> your house? ;) >>> >>> Or perhaps we could recruit some people. I am certain there are >>> Haskellers in Germany who would want to help out. >> >> As Salt proposed I asked about the necessity of being an entierly >> german GbR the answer was: The only thing that really matters is that >> the ones receiving the money have their residence in Germany. >> > > Then it sounds like you should apply! Is there anything the team should > do to support the application? Do we have any good milestones that could > be used as a "goal" to help sell the application? (Since having a > concrete goal would make the application more enticing.) >
My guess is the caveat is: the ones receiving the money need to do the work :P
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