Re: tiki.org Dead Links

In general: if a link is dead, might as well remove it (unless you
feel there is historical value, in which case you can put a note "dead
link".). But in this case, if the site is gone, the funding potential
has evaporated :-)

To see if that info still exists under another domain name: You can
try to get old info from https://archive.org/web/ and then use key
terms from the old page in your favorite search engine and you may
find something. Ex. One seems to have moved here:
https://sfconservancy.org/

But OpenITP is inactive: https://twitter.com/openitp


About the content of: https://tiki.org/Potential+funders

As you can see, there are quite a few potential sources of funding.
Tiki and WikiSuite are a great way for foundations and philanthropists
to help a lot of organizations.

I think we should set up a fundraising committee, with one
responsibility to monitor all https://tiki.org/Fundraising and apply
when it makes sense.

It would be nice to have a recurring budget for:
1- A part or full time community coordinator to make sure all topics /
teams are progressing
2- Security audits and bounties
3- Cover expenses for events
4- R & D / feature development / revamps
etc.

Best regards,

M ;-)


On Sat, Mar 4, 2017 at 10:29 AM, jmorris
<[email protected]> wrote:
> At https://tiki.org/Potential+funders
>
> I have cleaned up the links under heading FOSS World.
> Two links are un responsive, and I would like some guidance from the
> community on what to do with:
>
> http://conservancy.softwarefreedom.org/|Software Freedom Conservancy
> https://openitp.org/grants/fall-2013-call-for-proposals.html
> https://openitp.org/grants.html
>
> Thank you
>
>
>
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