Re: [orca-list] Who is in control of Orca commits now?

[Ignasi Cambra <ignasicambra gmail com>]

What I think is that if 10000 dollars are that helpful, I'm pretty sure that if all of us give a small 
quantity every month to GNOME accessibility we will add up to more than 10000 a year. We just need to set 
this up, and make sure that people such as Will and Joanmarie can be supported through these donations.
Just my opinion...

Ignasi
On Feb 23, 2010, at 11:49 PM, Philip Halley wrote:

> Hey Joanmarie,
>
> Well having had a parent in the law field I know there are some mighty strange things that go on during a 
> buyout, not saying this always happens but the only people that know what was in the contracts are the ones 
> who are at the top and the attornies.
> Now that I've said my little peace, If we had either a good mailing address or paypal account that we as 
> end users could send donations might this
> possibly help to keep Gnome and Orca above water and staffed just a bit longer untill another corp. can be 
> found to help defray some of the cost incurred during day to day operations.
> If so I would be glad to do some more searching to try to lay my hands on this info.
>
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