Bountysource automatically creates teams based on what they see in Github, so we had one. It however was enetirely empty so I sent an email and was able to take administrative control of it. I don't totally understand the benefit of having a team on Bountysource, but I was more concerned with making sure we had control of things with our name on it.
What can/should we do with this?
Hey,
On 19.11.2014 22:22, Roger Luedecke wrote:
Bountysource automatically creates teams based on what they see in Github, so we had one. It however was enetirely empty so I sent an email and was able to take administrative control of it.
Uhm... that means you could cash out fundraiser money that people donate to openSUSE there. Out of interest, what proof did you have to provide that this is your organization?
but I was more concerned with making sure we had control of things with our name on it.
As this is about money and our trademark please get the board involved ASAP.
Henne
On Thu, 2014-11-20 at 15:58 +0100, Henne Vogelsang wrote:
Hey,
On 19.11.2014 22:22, Roger Luedecke wrote:
Bountysource automatically creates teams based on what they see in Github, so we had one. It however was enetirely empty so I sent an email and was able to take administrative control of it.
Uhm... that means you could cash out fundraiser money that people donate to openSUSE there. Out of interest, what proof did you have to provide that this is your organization?
but I was more concerned with making sure we had control of things with our name on it.
As this is about money and our trademark please get the board involved ASAP.
Henne
Looks like a good catch. As I think I mentioned, I really have no idea how the teams part of Bountysource works. My proof was the use of my @opensuse.org email address which is Members only. There is a second one on there as well openSUSE-Team which contains a bunch of Redmine related stuff. The associated git is Michal Hrušecký.
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