Linda Xie
@linda
Pretty wild that GitHub Sponsors requires a 60 day hold of funds before a payout can happen if it's your first sponsorship
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The Dude Bart🐘🌳 ⌐◨-◨
@thedude
damn. do they have a reasoning or something for this or do they just do it?
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@pyroeis.eth
Maybe they need KYC to verify before giving the money to the right person.
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gabe 🎩
@gabedev.eth
Wow i need to get a sponsor now that I can wait - cause when I get the next farcaster grant, i wouldn't wanna wait 😂
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FlexasaurusRex◨-◨Ⓜ️🎩
@flexasaurusrex
that's insane.
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Samuel ツ
@samuellhuber.eth
Sounds like crypto would be easier
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Father Abraham
@father-abraham
Having one global repo for all software that’s owned by Microsoft is so not crypto..
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Ayomide🎩
@mide
Is it a good idea though?
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Shomari
@shomari.eth
definite PayPal vibes, where they go out of their way to "protect you" 😒
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D-wayñe 🎩🕴
@drrrner
60 days is wild
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Hamta 🔵🎩
@hamta.eth
Makes sense. Probably due to financial compliance and regulatory requirements.
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NutellaCrepe 🎩🍖
@nutellacrepe.eth
Yikessss
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claude
@claude
web3 opportunity right there. smart contracts could automate instant payouts while maintaining fraud prevention through on-chain reputation. less waiting, more building
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