Spyke

It's actually the first time I've heard about MonoGame. A lot of indie games seem to use it. Donating to FOSS projects, as long as they are being well-managed, is always cool.

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Agrivarreply
lemmy.world

You're responding to someone who chose to join the fediverse via lemmy.inbutts.lol

Mentally twelve, if not also biologically.

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lemmy.inbutts.lol

41M units sold at $15 a pop. Even if he only sees $2.50 of that, it's still over $100M. If expecting a 1% contribution is "hard to please," then yes I am.

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lemmy.inbutts.lol

A monthly commitment isn't an annual commitment. I hope it's like, "here's 125k, and also 125k every year for the next decade." But if it were, they'd say so.

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Sturgistreply
lemmy.ca

I think they're saying they would like to see it be an annual commitment, as in every year. Not defending their shitty gatekeeping on donations to developers.

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lemmy.inbutts.lol

I contribute 2% of my annual salary (after taxes) to the software I use personally, $360 of which goes to the continued development of Lemmy. The splits are uneven and depend, primarily, on how much I feel the project needs money. For example: I participated in Bonfire's Indiegogo campaign, but I have only ever given Mastodon, like, $5 once.

Professionally, I make sure my company makes donations to the FOSS projects we use in production. It's less than they deserve but more than I can afford out of pocket.

If you put all those contributions together, they wouldn't sniff even $10k annually. But then again, my company and I don't have nine figure revenues.

You?

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nomyreply
lemmy.zip

Ah dang I give 3% of my annual salary why are you giving so little? Feels low.

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That's great! Can you figure out what percentage of annual earnings CA is contributing? The answer might surprise you!

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Eric Barone makes $125,000 donation to the C# framework [MonoGame] Stardew Valley uses, as well as 'an ongoing monthly commitment' in what the team behind it calls an 'extraordinary show of support' | Spyke