On Tue, Aug 22, 2006 at 10:39:13AM +0300, Kalle Kivimaa wrote: > Anthony Towns <aj@azure.humbug.org.au> writes: > > But actually getting the information isn't so easy -- SPI aren't going > Yes, this is the hard part, as it requires the goodwill of the various > treasureres of the existing (SPI) and new organizations. > > So -- if you're still interested, where to from here? > I think I need to talk with the current SPI treasurer (and maybe also > the European organizations) and get his input on this. I'll let the > list know what concerns, if any, he has. As of a couple of days ago, Josh was planning on getting through the current backlog of records and setting up some accounting software and expecting to give a better summary of how things stand for SPI in October or so. I've got a bit of data you can play with in the meantime, but "real" data will need to wait 'til then, I'd guess. (Likewise, having much free time to consider giving decent answers on questions like this) I haven't talked to the ffis people at all yet; if you'd like to take care of that, that'd be great. Debian UK is the only other European organisation I know of that holds funds on behalf of Debian per se; I'm not sure if Skolelinux, NUUG, SLX Debian Labs, or similar groups have "Debian" funds that should be being accounted for too. I suspect getting Europe done first, then SPI in October, then getting around to all the other groups (Linux Australia, Debian Japan, various latin american groups, etc) would make a lot of sense. Should we move this discussion to -project? What information would you like to get from me, and how? (either historical, in so far as I have it, or ongoing authorisations/etc) Cheers, aj
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