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authorFlorian Bruhin <me@the-compiler.org>2020-01-05 18:59:33 +0100
committerFlorian Bruhin <me@the-compiler.org>2020-01-05 18:59:33 +0100
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Update sponsors FAQ for 2020
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Using https://github.com/sponsors/The-Compiler[GitHub Sponsors], you can sign
up for a monthly donation to The-Compiler (qutebrowser's main developer),
-allowing him to work part-time on qutebrowser. If you sign up in 2019, you can
-even get qutebrowser shirts, stickers and other swag.
+allowing him to work part-time on qutebrowser. If you keep your donation level
+for long enough, you can get some qutebrowser stickers!
Why GitHub Sponsors? What is the GitHub Matching Fund?::
Thanks to the
@@ -320,37 +320,16 @@ Even outside of the matching fund, GitHub Sponsors is nicely integrated with
qutebrowser's existing GitHub page and a better offering than alternatives such
as Patreon or Liberapay.
-How do the different tiers/perks work?::
- The perks you will receive are based on the *total amount* you
- contributed (without GitHub's matching) until May 2020. For example, anyone who contributed $15 by the
- cut-off date will get qutebrowser stickers. You could reach that amount in
- different ways: As an example, you could sign up for the $3/month tier in
- November/December 2019, so that you paid that amount 5 times by then. Or
- you could sign up for the $15/month tier at a later time to reach the same
- goal.
-+
-The displayed tiers take that into account - they're designed for people who
-sign up in 2019 and keep that tier until May 2020. In January 2020, they will
-be adjusted accordingly.
-+
-In some cases, a tier allows you to reach a reward goal in a single month, but
-another higher goal when you keep it for those five months. For example, if you
-select the "shirt and premium swag" tier, you will receive stickers even if you
-only keep the tier for a single month, but get shirt and swag when you keep it
-for five months.
-
Is it possible to contribute via a one-time donation instead?::
If you prefer a one-time donation, there are various possibilities:
+
-- Select a tier which covers the goal you want to reach (note that payments are
- prorated based on the current date). After the payment is processed, cancel
- your GitHub sponsors subscription again. This has a big benefit: Thanks to
- GitHub's matching fund, your donation will be doubled (and nothing will be
- lost to fees).
+- Select a tier which covers the total amount you'd like to donate (note that
+ payments are prorated based on the current date). After the payment is
+ processed, cancel your GitHub sponsors subscription again. This has a big
+ benefit: Thanks to GitHub's matching fund, your donation will be doubled (and
+ nothing will be lost to fees).
+
-- Sign up for a lower recurring donation instead. At a later point, it will be
- possible to "upgrade" to a higher tier via a one-time donation - see the next
- question for details.
+- Sign up for a lower recurring donation instead.
+
- Do so via the https://github.com/qutebrowser/qutebrowser#donating[existing
donation methods]. Rewards (shirts/stickers/swag) are handled on a