Hi everyone,

Apologies in advance for raising this as a ticket if it's inappropriate. I couldn't find a direct contact for the project so this seemed like a next-best place to put it.

I just donated to the FSF campaign to support MediaGoblin, which I think is an excellent idea. I did however notice that on this page:

​http://mediagoblin.org/pages/campaign.html

The "What We'll Do With Your Money" is a bit vague. It says you'll keep donors informed, but it doesn't say what you'll actually spend the money on.

This raised a bit of a flag for me. I've been burned before by an optimistic-sounding free software kickstarter which took my money and never delivered anything tangible. Not to suggest that's what you plan to do (nor do I actually think that the kickstarter planned to do that themselves), but it's always something I keep in mind.

The only reason I personally decided to donate was that I found the FSF press release, which did say what you're going to spend the money on:

"If they reach their goal, the team will use the money to support a full-time project lead to organize volunteers and advance the project to a professional level. With this support and more hard work, Webber estimates that MediaGoblin will be ready for widespread use within a year."

I think it would be really awesome if you could put something along those lines on the donation page as well, so people can see what they're giving money to be spent on. With some luck it might increase the donation rate. :)

Good luck, I hope you reach your goal.

Cheers,

Angus

On each upload via web interface I have to select the license per media. I have strong default preferences and would like to set my default preference in my profile settings. This one would be pre-selected when uploading via web.

Apps uploading via the API will likely select their own license or could then use the user default license if they don't specify one.

Gerardo Morales (​http://identi.ca/ghmorales) suggested to fix a bad translated word ('responsivo') in Spanish page about the MediaGoblin fundraising campaign.