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Not-quarterly-any-more Fundraiser

Baden July 25, 2018 at 13:25 4150 views 5 comments
Friends, Romans, countrymen, lend us your cash...

To be or not to be in the black, that is the question...

I have a dream we will be able to continue to pay our bills...

Welcome to what is the second (but what should really be the third) fundraiser of the year. Costs bread to keep this ship afloat, so please subscribe or send a Paypal donation directly to [email protected]. We're ad-free, volunteer run, and non-profit, and your generosity helps to keep things ticking over. So, do please contribute and bathe in the warm and fuzzy knowledge of your sacrifice at the altar of philosophical excellence (Shoutbox excluded).

Thanks from all the team!

Comments (5)

Shawn July 25, 2018 at 17:11 #199976
Can we get a sidebar to inform us on what target we're trying to reach each month, monetarily? That could help with trying to meet our funding goals.
Baden July 25, 2018 at 20:18 #199997
Reply to Posty McPostface

There's no way to do that automatically. I wish there was as I agree it would help. @jamalrob runs the PayPal account to which donations go though, and can update us on the figures at any point.
BC July 30, 2018 at 03:52 #201308
Well, just update the figures in the fundraising thread.

Actually, I'd like two numbers: One, what does it cost per month to operate the site, and two how much money has been received to meet those costs.
Baden July 30, 2018 at 05:04 #201321
Reply to Bitter Crank

Until we require an upgrade due to increasing membership, it costs $49 per month to keep the forum up and running, plus at present $6 to accept paid subscriptions. I don't know the exact amount of money in the kitty, but the last I heard just before I put the fundraiser up was that we were low on funds. Only @jamalrob has access to the exact numbers. I expect he'll be happy to stick those up here anon.
Jamal July 30, 2018 at 07:12 #201346
We currently have $196, and we have a number of monthly and quarterly subscriptions.

Thanks all.