Good morning or #ztag to all members of #TheresLife! I hope you are having a wonderful day.
@masterofthetiger ("I" in this post) has been told about a hosting service called SSDNodes. Switching to it would greatly cut down on the costs it would take to run the Life Network since they offer higher resource servers for low prices.
I will have trouble paying for the expenses in the near future, and having this covered would ensure the long term reliability of the Life Network. For example, that pesky timeline bug should be a thing of the past.
In addition, renting a server with higher resources would allow for better service of There's Life and other associated services (such as There's Code and Let's Write). It would also allow for the possibility of more services for the convenience of our members (a chat server may be possible as well).
This is only possible if we are able to gain enough money up front to pay for it. This is why I am starting a fundraiser here to be able to improve the Life Network and ensure a more stable future.
Specific information will be provided in the next post.
Thank you to the amazing people who make There's Life a great place to be through their participation.
Our goal is $200 to cover our expenses for the next year.
Anyone who would like to donate can do so via PayPal at lifenetwork@pm.me or via cryptocurrency (send a direct message to @masterofthetiger to donate this way).
I do not plan to release the names of the donors, but if you would like to be listed in a page on There's Life, please send a direct message to this account.
This account will periodically post updates on our progress.
Thank you.
Without nailing anyone down to a figure, could you give an idea of a "base" amount that would genuinely help?
A "base amount" that would be most helpful would be $20+ if we hope to reach our goal (that's simply realistic, since I don't expect any more than 10 people will donate).
But don't let that discourage you from donating. Every little bit helps.
@life @masterofthetiger
Do you accept Ĝ1?