Bounty source or other crowd source integration

[solderzzc]

Although the devs don't contribute for money in this project, but still they've spent much effort. It really help people to understand how to program in python and keep out of the dangerous area.
So if you want to show your support, please use the third part crowd source tools to encourage people here.

BTW, I don't familiar with https://www.bountysource.com or other tools, so please advise.

[Gobberwart]

Feel free to send us beer, wine, whisky (single-malt please) or any other goodies you like :)

[solderzzc]

This one is also interesting:
https://github.com/tip4commit/tip4commit

[solderzzc]

And this one:
https://github.com/WhisperSystems/BitHub

[elicwhite]

I really strongly don't want any type of these things hooked up to the project. As soon as money becomes involved at all, the likelihood that any developer who has ever worked on this project is at risk of being liable in a lawsuit goes up.

I understand that the intention here is to get people to stick around longer, but I don't think this approach is worth the tradeoffs. The risk with this to all people who have ever contributed is too high.

[Gobberwart]

Agree with @TheSavior. As nice as it would be to get paid for work, I'm treating it as a training/learning opportunity.

[mjmadsen]

And a nice portfolio builder. 😄