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This policy outlines how the yunity project uses money. In short, this This policy states that the yunity project doesn't use money as an organization ; the yunity organization should avoid expenditure at all costs and if money is spent it is done through proxies and recordedwill not use any money directly. Avoidance of any use of money on behalf of yunity is the primary consideration. Donation by proxy transaction is a secondary consideration to acquire necessary resources in order to achieve the yunity Vision and Mission as soon as possible.

Herein,

  • 'money' refers to any currency, whether (e.g. bank notes, coins or an electronic balance., bullion, BitCoins, electronic bank balance, etc.)
  • 'resource' applies to anything that is not moneyrefers to non-monetary resource (i.e. property, pens, food, vehicles, etc).

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Protocol

1. Protocol


This is a set of actions for acquiring the necessary resources for the project where each yunity. Each action should be considered more preferable than the one following it.

1.1. Avoidance
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1.1.

 AvoidanceIf we can avoid money being spent for yunity to achieve it's mission and vision, we should. Not using money avoids us spending time and energy documenting and dealing with money. Avoidance of expenditure should

1.1.

Avoiding the use of money on behalf of yunity should always be the starting consideration when acquiring resources.

  1. Do we need it? Necessity. Take a moment to consider whether we need this resource to achieve our goals.Can we get it without any financial transaction?

  2. Reclaim: Many resources are abandoned, discarded Acquisition without the use of money. The following sub-list of options is not extensive;
    1. Reclamation. Rescue the resource from being wasted, abandoned or unused.
    2. Construct: Construction. Make the thing resource from existing other available resources.
    3. Borrow: Many of the resources we need, others have.
    4. Donation: Some people have things they don't use. (Borrowing. Individual or organization who already has the resource lends it.
    5. Donation. Individual or organization who already has the resource donates it - this is different to someone actively purchasing a resource explicitly to donate it, see Donation by proxy transaction below).

1.2.

Proxy transaction

 Donation by proxy transaction
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1.2.

No one is expected to spend money to purchase resources for the yunity organization. If a contributor, other use money on behalf of yunity. If an individual or organization wishes to purchase a resource to donate to help yunity to help achieve its goals, they can. achieve it's Vision and Mission, they can.

  1. Necessity. Consider whether this resource can be acquired with the Avoidance of money use. If not, consult 5. Collaborate with yunity or check with an active yunity contributor to see whether yunity actually needs the resource.
  2. Donor makes transaction.
    1. Donation. Individual or organization who purchased the resource dontes it.
    2. Record. For anything that is explicitly purchased
to donate
    1. for donation to yunity, it is highly recommended to record the name of
purchaser
    1. donor, date of transaction and a copy of receipt - if the donor consents. Recording these details
is optional but highly recommended; it
    1. is not to glorify
donors
    1. the donor but to
indicate
    1. identify where yunity is still indirectly reliant on money
. Knowing where our dependencies lie will help us achieve even lower running costs in the future.Changes
    1. - this knowledge will direct efforts into finding ways to avoid the use of money for acquiring the resource in future.

2. Changes to policy


Changes to this policy are to be made using the result of Online systemic consensus where at ;

  • At least one week is given for
each
  • the proposal forming phase and
  • At least one week is given for the voting phase and
the
  • The #core-team Slack channel has been suitably notified.