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Which of the following should happen to e-Sword-users.org
- Abandon the Website: 6% ( 8 votes)
- Run it as a one person owned and operated website: 28% (40 votes)
- Incorporate as a for-profit organization: 3% ( 4 votes)
- Incorporate as a non-profit organization: 45% (64 votes)
- Find an organization to adopt it: 15% (22 votes)
- Something else: 3% (4 votes)
Total votes: 142
What should be done with e-Sword-users.org, and the domains it owns?
| Abandon the site; | 3 votes | 3% | |
| Run it as a one person owned and operated website; | 28 votes | 34% | |
| Incorporate; | 25 votes | 30% | |
| Find an organization to adopt it; | 17 votes | 20% | |
| Something else; | 8 votes | 09% |
Total votes: 81
Combined results:
- Abandon the Website: 4.93% (11 votes)
- Run it as a one person owned and operated website: 30.49% (68 votes)
- Incorporate as a for-profit organization: 1.79% ( 4 votes)
- Incorporate as a non-profit organization: 28.7% (64 votes)
- Incorporate: 11.21% (25 votes)
- Find an organization to adopt it: 17.49% (39 votes)
- Something else: 5.38% (12 votes)
- Combined Incorporate 41.7% (93 votes)
Total votes: 223
Votes cast as a percentage of possible votes: 0.8797%
"Combined Incorporate" is the number of votes for "incorporate" from the eSword list poll, plus the number of votes for"incorporate as a non-profit" and "incorporate as a for-profit" in the e-Sword-users poll.
Votes cast as a percentage of possible votes: 0.8797%
"Combined Incorporate" is the number of votes for "incorporate" from the eSword list poll, plus the number of votes for"incorporate as a non-profit" and "incorporate as a for-profit" in the e-Sword-users poll.
Due to the low number of votes, the results have no statistical significance, or reliability.
1 comment:
One man can often maintain a web site on the right track whereas a group of people can steer it in circles, and take things in a ridiculous direction. I'd recommend continuing as a one man operation, but get a group of advisors that can help advise, and help with some maintaining, and then can take over when the time comes when you no longer can manage it.
Wayne Sallee
Wayne@WayneSallee.com
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