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As an additional way to fund this project, I think you could give folks the option of mining some kind of cryptocurrency whenever they install packages and access the server or visit the website.
This would be asked for first, not some behind the scenes miner. Something like
~/some-project: npm install
Thanks for using Open Registry. Would you like to support our work by letting your install run for extra time to mine SomeCrypto so we can keep this project going? (y/N)
Thanks for agreeing to support our work. How much time would you like to spend (in minutes)?
And I know the article mentions only a small amount after so many hours, but for this project, if enough developers got on board, that becomes a huge multiplying factor.
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Thanks for the intesting idea. I didn't consider it before.
My first worry is about the financials. So let's say we earn XTokens for every install or such, now we're gonna have to turn that into USD/Euro to pay for servers and so on. That would involve paying taxes for the conversion and so on.
I think it's a interesting idea, but we would have to think a lot about the legal/tax consequences for it first, which can take a while.
Let's leave it open for now and come back in case the crowdfunding way doesn't work out.
As an additional way to fund this project, I think you could give folks the option of mining some kind of cryptocurrency whenever they install packages and access the server or visit the website.
This would be asked for first, not some behind the scenes miner. Something like
I'm not well versed in how it works, but I know that some people have added this to websites, so this article is probably a good starting point. https://medium.com/@MaxenceCornet/coinhive-review-embeddable-javascript-crypto-miner-806f7024cde8
And I know the article mentions only a small amount after so many hours, but for this project, if enough developers got on board, that becomes a huge multiplying factor.
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