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Avoiding abuse is very important, obviously.

My idea was that this would just be a "match-making" service, with most of the traffic taking place out of the Monastery.

The section would be moderated, with the moderator eliminating requests that are clearly not from non-profits. This would be pretty easy to do in most cases.

It would then be up to individual monks from there to choose their projects and verify the status of the agency.

In reply to Re: Re: PerlMonks as do gooders- or, MonkCorps by Hero Zzyzzx
in thread PerlMonks as do gooders- or, MonkCorps by Hero Zzyzzx

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