Software Freedom Conservancy is directed to pay Ian Denhardt (zenhack) $1275 for services rendered setting up mailman3 service for Inkscape.
Ian Denhardt, please provide payment information to SFC when you are ready to receive the funds. For details on what they need for completing payment please see Reimbursement Procedures at https://sfconservancy.org/projects/policies/conservancy-travel-policy.html
Your vote is needed to increase the pay by 50% for our mailman devops for the increased amount of work and time that has been put into it and professionalism to which the task has been undertaken. (see background)
| Board Member | 1. |
|---|---|
| Bryce Harrington | a. |
| Josh Andler | a. |
| Tavmjong Bah | a. |
| Ted Gould | a. |
| Martin Owens | |
| Marc Jeanmougin | c. |
| Chris Rogers | a. |
When the work was originally quoted, the scope of the work was thought to be at a certain level. The work has turned out to have taken more time and more effort than intended, but this has produced a much more reusable/scalable ansible installation than a single-host fixed setup would have provided.
While Ian has not requested this extra, I believe that since he is regretting his original quote we should offer a good faith improvement in terms to make sure that his good work has been properly recompensed. We are under no obligation to vote yes though.
Martin
