Sending the author a few bucks as token of appreciation for being so kind as to allow you to print it for free will surely guarantee more content from where that came from, while, at the same time, most probably being the right thing to do ;)
Once you set up a Foundation, the Foundation itself becomes more important that the goal it was meant to achieve.
The logic lies in the idea that without the Foundation, the goal will be impossible to realize. Thus, guaranteeing the continued existence of the Foundation, becomes its own primary goal.
I've seen it once and again in the last ~25 years ( inside and outside the FOSS world ) ... once a project creates a Foundation, it sings its own death certificate.
Foundations are probably the worst mean to an end in that regard.
Peak!
Thank you for disseminating Bohuslav Brouk's work related content!
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So glad you liked it! :D
I actually feel honored!
Thank you for creating JJ content
Thank you for creating "back to the roots" content!!
It makes me happy! ❤️
Also, I choose my Czech brother in JJ.
And I miss him a lot.
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Epic
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Thank you for creating Zimmer content
Also, the smiley face on the satellite killed me !!
lel
The pornography feature got me hooked, but idk .. say, is it lunduke free?
Welp .. I just did it then.
But I'll do it again just to make sure.
Thanks for creating so much of the best ever content!.
Also: Zimmer
#unix_surrealism #surrealism #surrealismo #Funhole
Did I ever mention how much I like this content?
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Bold ..
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I want in on "FUCC Global Rules for Clandestine Content Creation and Engagement", so here is my comment, my like and my boost.
Thank you for engaging with my engagement!
Sincerely yours
League of engagement engagers.
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Sending the author a few bucks as token of appreciation for being so kind as to allow you to print it for free will surely guarantee more content from where that came from, while, at the same time, most probably being the right thing to do ;)
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Indeed. That's the way it works.
Once you set up a Foundation, the Foundation itself becomes more important that the goal it was meant to achieve.
The logic lies in the idea that without the Foundation, the goal will be impossible to realize. Thus, guaranteeing the continued existence of the Foundation, becomes its own primary goal.
I've seen it once and again in the last ~25 years ( inside and outside the FOSS world ) ... once a project creates a Foundation, it sings its own death certificate.
Foundations are probably the worst mean to an end in that regard.
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