Moving to OpenCollective #5917
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themoonrat
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Jul 16, 2019
ivanpopelyshev
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Um, At first glance, it seems to me to be a deterrent. |
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I’ll give them this feedback. Thanks @djmisterjon |
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Related: opencollective/opencollective#365 |
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Summary: you can use PayPal but only for one-time contributions. Recurring contributions have to be made with credit cards. |
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i see, i just try and it work, gl with this guys |
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AND THANK YOU @djmisterjon for being the first contributor!!! 🎉 |
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We have decided to move to the OpenCollective platform for sponsorship. We have already added the Sponsor button to the project.
Primarily, @GoodBoyDigital and I feel like this is a better vehicle for driving community engagement. This change will also make it easier for us to compensate the community for things such as bug/feature bounties, allows for more transparency with regard to expenses, and we hope push PixiJS toward our long-term goal of financial independence.
In addition, OpenCollective is home to tools like Babel and Webpack which are heavily used by the PixiJS developer community. We feel like we'd be in good company with this move.
This PR simply replaces the pixi.js postinstall message with an OpenCollective link.