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Re:Use Raspberry Pi as Airplay server to screen mirror on TV... by worldsayshi on Tuesday October 12, 2021 @09:49AM (#28839610)
That's why I said semi automatic. It should always be up to a human to decide exactly who gets the money and how much. But there could be systems that makes it easier for that human to make such decision and worry about the important parts of it.

The automatic parts can consist of listing candidates, link to their contributions and handling of the transactions, not selection.

Re:Use Raspberry Pi as Airplay server to screen mirror on TV... by agustif on Tuesday October 12, 2021 @10:18AM (#28839984)
I just remembered the drama a couple weeks back about some library for coloring terminal output...

People do stupid shit for fake internet points and fame already, I wouldn't put cash into that equation

Re:Use Raspberry Pi as Airplay server to screen mirror on TV... by worldsayshi on Tuesday October 12, 2021 @11:40AM (#28841089)
We already have put cash into the equation. There are donation buttons on many repos nowadays. Should we fight against that or should we try to make better use of it?
Re:Use Raspberry Pi as Airplay server to screen mirror on TV... by hunter2_ on Tuesday October 12, 2021 @11:08AM (#28840673)
That should mitigate against fake dependencies, but not splitting important projects into multiple equally important projects, unless this engine also incorporated something like SLOC or number of commits (either of which would make splitting a net zero) but those are non-metrics as well...even more readily abused.
Re:Use Raspberry Pi as Airplay server to screen mirror on TV... by worldsayshi on Tuesday October 12, 2021 @11:42AM (#28841117)
Not following what your point is here? I'm not promoting metrics. I'm just saying we should allow lifting up the whole software supply chain for donation driven projects.
Re:Use Raspberry Pi as Airplay server to screen mirror on TV... by hunter2_ on Thursday October 14, 2021 @03:00AM (#28861308)
Just saying how any tooling to automate the process would be easy to game all the way down, so the due diligence toward donating has really got to be a manual human effort.