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This is what I’m interested in too. Functionally both OC and Liberapay have the teams set up as coops, and their source code is open. But maybe comradery will do that too.
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Oh, I’m not sure about their dev teams, I mean the teams that sign up are effectively coops, IE no single project owner, only code contributers as part of a team that receive contributions.
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The same thing also caught me off guard 🙃. I think he meant i.e., as in “that is”
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So from my understanding, comradery is intended to be a workers owned central website where orgs can participate and vote for how it will work, as opposed to OpenCollective which controls the mechanisms of the website and orgs just sign up and accept the listed rules in a sense.
Alright, I’m game, but I’ll wait to see who joins the coop. Coops joining coops haha
