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Post by clovis8 on May 7, 2019 13:11:19 GMT
If the process is too labour intensive and somebody like greg wants to quit completely it doesn't bode well tbh. Agree. We need to simplify badly. I’ll post my suggestion later when I find some free time. |
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Post by lapka on May 7, 2019 15:44:19 GMT
If the process is too labour intensive and somebody like greg wants to quit completely it doesn't bode well tbh. Agree. We need to simplify badly. I’ll post my suggestion later when I find some free time. YES YES YES.
I support the simplification. GOD! I don't believe that the common sense is going to win.
We need to answer a couple of questions rather fast: What are we legally? How do finances of whatever we are legally work?
And a lot more questions.
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Post by MrWookie on May 11, 2019 15:50:29 GMT
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Post by Louis Cyphre on May 15, 2019 14:26:41 GMT
As pointed out by others, someone's name has to appear on the paperwork (eg. hosting). We should ask for volunteers who are willing to be that person.
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Post by kerowo on May 16, 2019 0:50:28 GMT
Or wait until there is a legal entity who actually is considered owner of the site and can make contracts on behalf of the site, but you know, whatever.
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Post by Louis Cyphre on May 16, 2019 3:30:02 GMT
Same thing. Somebody has to be willing to put their name to that legal entity.
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Post by kerowo on May 16, 2019 3:50:01 GMT
Which is what my proposal in ATF is hoping to accomplish. If someone randomly puts their name on a contract for hosting services that we use for this site how are they not the defacto owner of the site?
If we pick an owner and they set up the organization then we have at least chosen the person who owns the site. If we pick Cuse we've chosen someone with a demonstrated dedication to the site and running it in an open fashion.
No one on this committee was given that mandate by the community.
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Post by Louis Cyphre on May 16, 2019 3:51:15 GMT
It doesn't have to be only one person unless there is only one volunteer.
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Post by kerowo on May 16, 2019 3:52:25 GMT
I've yet to seen a EULA that allowed more than one person to agree to it, but if you think it would be possible for a group of people to do that's fine, they are the new owners of site.
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