It looks like that campaign was supposed to end last year, on Dec 31st.
Why should we waste time answering your questions now, given the seemingly unrealistic goal, when you can't even format a donation box?
Or is the a scheme to get money out of stupid geeks by driving traffic to your website?
Instead of spreading rumors you could find out the facts. This a full year campaign to recruit 250 people that has barely started. Nothing unrealistic about that goal. The widget only represents sign-ups for this year completed through the website not total membership. I was in the middle of changing the title on the widget to represent this more clearly when the fur started flying. The stand-alone version of CiviCRM provides a bland sign-up page. We were trying to correct it while our web master was in the Sahara before making a campaign push.
Debi-Lee Wilkinson
VP. Membership and Development, the OpenLuna Foundation, Inc
(and yes, a rocket scientist floundering with web design - I would rather be flying rockets)
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It looks like that campaign was supposed to end last year, on Dec 31st. Why should we waste time answering your questions now, given the seemingly unrealistic goal, when you can't even format a donation box? Or is the a scheme to get money out of stupid geeks by driving traffic to your website?
Instead of spreading rumors you could find out the facts. This a full year campaign to recruit 250 people that has barely started. Nothing unrealistic about that goal. The widget only represents sign-ups for this year completed through the website not total membership. I was in the middle of changing the title on the widget to represent this more clearly when the fur started flying. The stand-alone version of CiviCRM provides a bland sign-up page. We were trying to correct it while our web master was in the Sahara before making a campaign push.
Debi-Lee Wilkinson
VP. Membership and Development, the OpenLuna Foundation, Inc
(and yes, a rocket scientist floundering with web design - I would rather be flying rockets)
Supply, meet Demand.
Moon rocks are $2000 a gram because they are astonishly rare, something you'll happily be taking care of for us.
Your income isn't the price now, it's the area under the curve of the price as your 200 kilograms of rock drives the price down.
This was interorbital's business model not ours. They are pre-selling moon rocks.