Read this month's @servo update and decided it was time to start sponsoring them. The web has already benefitted from their work, and bringing another fully-capable engine to the web will only benefit us all.
This month's update: https://servo.org/blog/2024/05/30/this-month-in-servo/
If anyone else is looking for an open source project to support, Servo is a great choice: https://servo.org/sponsorship/
@silmathoron I am not able to find any mention on the web of Open Collective or Servo's account there closing down.
Here's what it says on the sponsorship page:
Note that we will stop accepting donations on LFX soon. Any funds left over will also be transferred to the Servo project, but recurring donations will be cancelled, so if you would like to continue your recurring donation, please do so on GitHub or Open Collective.
@clacke ah, maybe I misunderstood what's happening with OpenCollectives... I just saw that the foundation was disbanding and some people are looking for alternative options but I think it's again a case where there is a foundation and a company?
https://blog.opencollective.com/fiscal-hosting-options
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@silmathoron Thank you for the link. This one has even more:
blog.opencollective.com/open-c…
Long story short: The platform is fine, as is the Open Collective Inc that runs it. The fiscal sponsor Open Source Collective is fine. The fiscal sponsor Open Collective Europe is fine.
The fiscal sponsor Open Collective Foundation has decided to disband.
I didn't realize their network had all these bits.
@silmathoron Specifically, opencollective.com/servo says that the fiscal host for @servo is #OpenSourceCollective , so Servo is not affected by the #OpenCollectiveFoundationDissolution