From 0717d2dd9365b5badcf32c06e8e6957cd4c01652 2010-12-16 19:02:19
From: Bradley M. Kuhn Not at all. Many projects apply and subsequently decide not to join a
non-profit, or decide to join a different non-profit entity. Don't
worry about “wasting our time” if your project's developers
- aren't completely sure yet if they want to join conservancy. If
+ aren't completely sure yet if they want to join Conservancy. If
membership in Conservancy is currently a legitimate consideration for
your project, we encourage you to apply. We'd rather that you apply and
turn down an offer for membership than fail to apply and have to wait
@@ -117,12 +117,12 @@
Once you're offered membership, we'll send you a draft fiscal
sponsorship agreement. These aren't secret documents and many of our
- memer projects have even chosen to put theirs online. However, we wait
- to send a draft of this document, until the application process is
+ member projects have even chosen to put theirs online. However, we wait
+ to send a draft of this document until the application process is
complete, as we often tailor and modify the agreements based on
individual project needs. This is painstaking work, and it's better to
complete that work after both Conservancy and the project are quite sure
- that they both want the project will join Conservancy.