We don't really need a formal two-tier payment system. We can just have a low membership fee and strongly suggest that people who are gainfully employed make an additional donation.
As for which documents to post online, I don't think most organizations post the documents themselves, but they do have a press release page that gives information about them. We'll have a "news" link front and centre on our new website. Jeffery Nichols, M.A. User:Arctic.gnome Edmonton, AB On 2011-01-08, at 15:33 , James Heilman wrote: > 1) Regarding fees: Yes there are benefits to both high and low amount. I am > of the opinion that from members we wish personal time more than money. > People who are willing to organize events, runs things ect. How much money > people are willing to put forth does not necessarily reflect commitment (even > though it does to some degree) Some people will than be willing to give > larger sums of money either with or without strings attached. Once things are > up and running my business will make a $1000 dollar donation to Wiki Canada > so that we are not completely destitute. > > 2) Do people wish that I post the documents of incorporation online? I would > off course remove the personal contact information of directors who wish to > keep a lower profile. A copy of the bylaws as accepted by the government are > on the meta site. > > 3) WRT our own website Alan Walker and Ray Saintonge have been working on it. > We have a web address. There was some discussion of logos. Do we have a role > out of scheduled for the site? > > -- > James Heilman > MD, CCFP-EM, Wikipedian > > > _______________________________________________ > Wikimedia-ca mailing list > Wikimedia-ca@lists.wikimedia.org > https://lists.wikimedia.org/mailman/listinfo/wikimedia-ca
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