The Horde Project runs a bounty program.  If Inkscape were to adopt a funding program, it should probably follow Horde's model (whoever implements the first accepted patch wins the bounty, patch approval & bounty program are administered and/or escrowed by senior Horde devs [historically Chuck & Jan]).

http://www.horde.org/ -- sum of bounty treasure-house on front page

http://www.horde.org/bounties/ -- list of sponsored feature requests

Derek


2010/8/22 Björn Göransson <bornemix@...400...>
LyX has some kind of mechanism for jointly donating towards the implementation of a specific feature.

With a bit of googling there seem to be quite a number of sites for
arranging freelance work like this. I don't know if anyone here has an
experience with such a site or would be able to recommend one, but my
guess would be that it might be easiest and most transparent to just
post your requests on such a site and announce it here, especially if
you also want to let others donate.

--
Med vänlig hälsning,
Björn A. Göransson

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