Donation suggestion
Posted: Sat Oct 03, 2020 8:35 pmHello All,
I've been a SpamGourmet user since 2003, but am a brand new user of this forum. Like everyone else I appreciate very much what Josh created, and what Josiah is continuing to administer.
To me this is one of those fine community spirited services that were more common in the early days of the Web, but which are now a little harder to find.
My way of supporting SG has been to mark my calendar and make annual contributions by credit card to SG. The amount of the donation is not very large, but I figure that it covers my own share of hosting and bandwidth costs plus the shares of a few other users. By making it an annual contribution it minimizes the flat portion of the credit card fee incurred by the recipient.
I'm sure that many others registered on this forum are already making donations too. I hope that other users who have not started doing this will join us in making regular donations of some sort (whatever's comfortable) to this site so that the service can continue without imposing a financial burden on Josiah.
I've been a SpamGourmet user since 2003, but am a brand new user of this forum. Like everyone else I appreciate very much what Josh created, and what Josiah is continuing to administer.
To me this is one of those fine community spirited services that were more common in the early days of the Web, but which are now a little harder to find.
My way of supporting SG has been to mark my calendar and make annual contributions by credit card to SG. The amount of the donation is not very large, but I figure that it covers my own share of hosting and bandwidth costs plus the shares of a few other users. By making it an annual contribution it minimizes the flat portion of the credit card fee incurred by the recipient.
I'm sure that many others registered on this forum are already making donations too. I hope that other users who have not started doing this will join us in making regular donations of some sort (whatever's comfortable) to this site so that the service can continue without imposing a financial burden on Josiah.