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Crowdfunding a Non-Profit (Napkin Idea)
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| Lagrangian |
are there any motivated self-starters in this forum interested in building a cryptocurrency gamified social-app based on 'human worth'. Individuals go through a series of gamified challenges to earn exchangeable tokens.
There is a scoreboard of all participants, and the incentive is to help individuals in poor countries ( Ghana, Nicaragua, Haiti, Somalia, Nigeria, etc) to earn 'funds' to pursue their dreams or simply to survive. I figured we couldn't discriminate against everyone else who has an internet connection or access to the web (think Raspberry Pi, their goal was to encourage Assembly level language to spoiled generation of C-onformists), therefore the games themselves must be at a level ranging from 'GED/GCSE/A-levels to MsC/PhD/MD' and involve action in many areas of life: economics, biology, sociology, philosophy, political science, etc.
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| MSZ |
| This seems like some elaborate ploy to receive anal sex. |
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| Halcyon+On+On |
| So it's precisely like fantasy sports, except the black players in question aren't actually involved in multi-million dollar contracts? |
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| Lagrangian |
| quote: | http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/politics/10224104/Exclusive-Aid-organisations-risk-bringing-charities-into-disrepute-over-pay-says-watchdog.html
The leaders of some of the biggest charities risk bringing “the wider charitable world into disrepute” by taking large pay rises while donations are falling, according to the regulator.
The number of executives receiving six-figure salaries at Britain’s 14 leading foreign aid charities has risen by nearly 60 per cent, from 19 to 30, over the past three years.
The charities make up the Disasters Emergency Committee, a 50-year-old group which comes together to coordinate work at times of tragedy around the world.
Priti Patel, a Conservative MP who helped to compile the figures, said: “Hard-pressed taxpayers deserve to know how their money is being spent and will be shocked to see so many highly paid executives in charities that are dependent on public funds.
“This money should be focused on delivering frontline services rather than lining the pockets of unaccountable charity executives.
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| Lilith |
| quote: | Originally posted by Halcyon+On+On
So it's precisely like fantasy sports, except the black players in question aren't actually involved in multi-million dollar contracts? |
I'd suggest we move into bulk sales then which seemed to have been omitted in things we can teach people. Historically it has been profitable when you're talking human worth, there's also something of lessened risk factor when dealing with attrition of your product during transportation. |
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