Project Sponsorship - Revision history

Delawen: Redirected page to Archived

2019-08-25T07:18:09Z

Redirected page to Archived

2011-08-04T17:12:29Z

Sponsorship Levels

2011-08-04T17:03:30Z

Sponsorship Levels

2011-08-04T16:58:25Z

Sponsorship Levels: update to note that projects may define their own sponsorship levels.

2008-11-26T14:51:10Z

Sponsor Benefits: Corrected example of making sponsorship public. We normally do *not* issue press releases for project sponsorship.

2008-04-07T15:38:38Z

add note that the project needs to have completed incubation.

2008-03-08T10:52:52Z

Sponsor Benefits

2008-03-08T10:52:32Z

Sponsor Benefits

2007-10-10T20:41:50Z

2007-02-22T15:14:39Z

Fixed typo in title.

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	'''The following has been approved by the [[Fundraising]] committee, and the OSGeo board (page protection valid as of Jan 18th, 2007).'''		'''The following has been approved by the [[Fundraising]] committee, and the OSGeo board (page protection valid as of Jan 18th, 2007).'''

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 The above sponsorship levels are provided as a default; however, projects
 are free to define their own sponsorship levels and names as long as none
-are more than $500. Projects doing so must clearly document their project
+are less than $500. Projects doing so must clearly document their project
 specific sponsorship levels on their project sponsorship landing page.

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 The above sponsorship levels are provided as a default; however, projects
 are free to define their own sponsorship levels and names as long as none
-are less than $500. Projects doing so must clearly document their project
+are more than $500. Projects doing so must clearly document their project
 specific sponsorship levels on their project sponsorship landing page.

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 $500USD.  Any organization providing such funding will be known as a "Sponsor"
 of that project.  At particular levels of funding the organizations will be
 additionally identified with a sponsorship level.
 # Silver: $3000 USD
 # Gold: $9000 USD
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 sponsor an organization would need to continue to provide an addition $9000 USD
 each year.  Organizations who have made a contribution in the past, but not
 within the last year will be known as past sponsors.
 = Project Reponsibilities =

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 * Sponsors may call themselves sponsors of the project, and use the project logo in such an indication on their web site or promotional materials.
 * Sponsors will gain some goodwill from the project, which ''may'' help get bugs fixed, or answers to usage questions.
-* Sponsoring efforts are made public through OSGeo's press release (Example [http://www.directionsmag.com/press.releases/index.php?duty=Show&id=16012&trv=1 1Spatial]) and the [[Marketing Committee]].
+* Sponsoring efforts are made public through project web pages, and possibly other project related mechanisms (Example: http://www.gdal.org/credits.html).
 = Who Might Be a Project Sponsor? =

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 * To provide clear direction (via the project chair/VP) to the OSGeo Treasurer for any payments to be made from the project sponsorship fund.
 * To produce a detailed annual report of activities based on the sponsorship funding to be posted on the web site, and for distribution to sponsors.
 = OSGeo Finance Management =

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 directed payments.
-= Earmarked Sponsorhips =
+= Earmarked Sponsorships =
 Projects PSCs may optionally designate special projects for which they are