I like it. Works on a legal level, and an accounting level, since the proper accounting would be on Canonicals end... however, it would most likely call for a system of accountability from the teams who requisition the money, but nothing serious. Maybe just a sheet filled out with where the money went, maybe receipts, etc.
+1 bordy Richard A. Johnson wrote: > You know, I have been seeing this whole storm about becoming a not-for-profit > due to not being able to legally accept donations. I know creating such a > business would be darn close to impossible in the US, so I just thought of > this: > > What if we work with Canonical on this. If a company wants to donate, have > them donate to the Ubuntu Foundation or Canonical, and then Canonical/Ubuntu > can then distribute the funds or equipment to the team where the donation was > meant for? > > I think this has potential now that I think about it. Canonical and the > Ubuntu > Foundation have everything already setup in order to do so. It may prolong > the time it takes to get the donation, but it would be legal and overall much > easier than attempting the other idea that has been thrown around. > > Just my 2 cents, what does everyone else think? > >
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