[ale] Non-profit

[leam hall]

Agreed. A non-profit has a particular legal standing and seems more
like a business than doing it for yourself. However, there are
probably several of us who run side-businesses or projects.

The big issue is to find work you enjoy with people you enjoy working
with. Getting with people you know should help. A lot of jobs are
found by word of mouth and reference.

Leam


On 8/7/12, simontek at gmail.com <simontek at gmail.com> wrote:
> Why just non-profit?
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