I was thinking about it a bit:
Why don't we collect the money on some sort of "join account" and then
transfer it, hopefully paying as much as $US5(?) per transfer instead of $US5
for every $US5 or so...
Or maybe we can establish some fund... O.K., O.K., I got carried away :)
Actually, I got inspired by this thread since there are so many good people on
this list that are so happy to help someone expecting nothing in return, so it
shouldn't be a bad idea after all...
Maybe this goes far beyond just helping someone out but it's just an idea...
{Quote hidden}> From: Russell McMahon [
.....apptechKILLspam
@spam@clear.net.nz]
> Sent: Tuesday, August 29, 2000 19:10
> To:
jamesnewton
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> Subject: Re: all: Do we appreciate free code, compilers and loaders?
> Importance: Low
>
>
> I f 100 people contributed it would go a long way towards helping.
>
> I haven't used any of his products (yet) but I've appreciated his
> contributions.
>
> I'll notionally contribute $US5 equivalent ($US10 if arm twisted and/or
> response low)(so many good causes, so few dollars :-) ) but I'm not sure
> how one would get it anywhere cost efficiently.
> IF there was a bank account on an eg US bank (or Dutch or whatever) that
had
> branches in many countries it MAY be possible to deposit funds to that
> account without the iniquitous handling fees that otherwise accrue.
>
> If I had an address I could mail a banknote in suitable currency directly.
> I've done this before to US for special cause.
> Banknote can be rolled up into very small cylinder and placed at paper fold
> point so that its presence is not seeable from outside envelope. This only
> works if only people like me use it :-) - if everyone did it no letter
would
> be safe.
Miroslav Hibler
.....mhiblerKILLspam
.....usa.net
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