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Allow team takes to be specified in shares not just $. #1609
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I can see percentages work when the project is small and everybody is underpaid anyway. When the project becomes better funded and people take full time salaries anyway, dollar amounts will work better because unlike percentages it leaves the new dollars open for new team members. Basically percentages prioritize internal fairness over team growth. |
Would it make sense to have percentages capped by dollar amounts? |
Yes, but.. that would mean that anyone wanting more that $ 0.01 would still have to increase their $ amount. Which in my opinion would kinda defeat the point? Maybe use percentages capped by the $ amount if the take would be more that X amount? (X possibly being a setting in the team account preferences?) |
Governing/limiting money going to individual users can be handled by the A team's funds would allocate out as follows: Priority 2) Assuming all critical members have received their minimum Priority 3) After all the core team members have received their bare Bear in mind users can be receiving allocations from multiple teams Chad for instance, is likely going to be on a number of teams, and get Only the payout system, looking at all the allocations in the aggregate, If the funds are being expressed in percentages/priorities, then the payout If a user hasn't expressly stated a funding goal (which many people likely This means that all users in the system will have a target, the goal of the On Tue, Oct 22, 2013 at 4:19 AM, Martijn notifications@github.com wrote:
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I wanted this until I thought about having more than 100 people in a team; percent granularity isn't enough, and also isn't intuitive enough. Instead I suggest 'shares'; the total number of shares in existence is the sum of the number that people allocate for themselves - if everyone gives themselves the same number, the money is evenly split. If everyone gives themselves one share, but one person gives themselves two, that person gets twice as much money as everyone else - because the share pool is diluted by an extra share, each share is worth a little bit less. |
+1-ing because I haven't before. |
Closing in favor of #1660. |
Currently takes can only be specified in $. Allow them to be specified
as percentages[see below] in shares of income. The dollar amount should also be shown nearby for easy of use.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: