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Re: Preparing for the Guix Days


From: Simon Tournier
Subject: Re: Preparing for the Guix Days
Date: Sun, 15 Dec 2024 23:06:28 +0100

Hi,

On Thu, 12 Dec 2024 at 16:50, Ludovic Courtès <ludo@gnu.org> wrote:

> Where do we go from here?

We have already considered various options (if not all listed here ;-)).

> Options that come to mind (but you guys probably know that some of these
> don’t make much sense or have already been tried before):
>
>   • Seek advice from similar not-too-big free-software-related
>     non-profits in France and in the EU (Debian France, Aquilenet, FDN,
>     Parinux, ABUL, FSFE, NixOS Foundation, noyb, whatever).

Already done for some of this list.

>   • Try yet more banks, possibly passing on the burden to other people.

Tanguy is trying again...  Let be optimistic. :-)

>   • Open an account elsewhere in the EU.

German's folk already gave a look.  That's not possible, if I understand correctly.

>   • Dissolve Guix Foundation in France, recreate it elsewhere in the EU,
>     where presumably another group would shepherd it.

That's an option.  BTW, please consider the last Assembly already discussed several options listed here.

See section "Situation with the Bank" in https://foundation.guix.info/minutes/ga-20240914.txt

>   • Find a fiscal sponsor/hosting entity instead of having an
>     independent org.

That's could be an option that we informally discussed.  The path forward would not be clear.

> It sounds pretty much like starting anew, which I find hard to believe,
> but I don’t know what to think.

Since La Banque Populaire closed our bank account, I am in this exact feeling: "I find hard to believe but I don't know what to think".

Somehow, I have mixed feelings: on one hand, I am still optimistic that a solution is coming soon because come on! I don't believe it; on the other hand, I am starting to think whatever the issue is, that's bigger than my capacity to deal with it.

All in all, I do not know what to think.  However, sooner than later, we must be fully operational again so at some point we need to decide...

Cheers,
simon


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