Machtkampf zwischen Rom und EZB: Wem gehört Italiens Goldschatz?
Ein umstrittener Plan der Meloni-Regierung zu den italienischen Goldreserven alarmiert die Europäische Zentralbank. Kritiker fürchten einen Präzedenzfall, der das gesamte Euro-System ins Wanken bringen könnte. Von A. Göpfert.
Machtkampf zwischen Rom und EZB: Wem gehört Italiens Goldschatz?
Ein umstrittener Plan der Meloni-Regierung zu den italienischen Goldreserven alarmiert die Europäische Zentralbank. Kritiker fürchten einen Präzedenzfall, der das gesamte Euro-System ins Wanken bringen könnte. Von A. Göpfert.
Frequently Asked Unicycling Questions
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I have a #question about how #Mastodon works. If I #boost something (my own #toot or someone else's) in the morning, then come back in the afternoon and UNboost it, wait a while, then boost it again, does that toot show up in everyone's Home feeds again? Or do toots only get posted once, regardless, making unboosting-then-reboosting a waste of time? Does anyone know how the #DevsOfMastodon make this work? Any #MastoTips, #FediTips, or #boosts will be appreciated!
basic 8-page pdf
basic 8-page pdf
Over the past few days, a few important questions have come up that deserve clear answers. These will be added to the main FAQ post as well to keep everything in one place.
BC has one of the strongest and most flexible legal frameworks for co-operatives in North America. It allows for multi-stakeholder models, clear governance structures, and relatively straightforward incorporation. This makes it an ideal jurisdiction to establish a co-op that can scale while remaining member-governed.
Right now, I’m proposing a for-profit co-op, because I believe that’s the best way to maximally serve member-owners. A for-profit structure allows the co-op to sustain itself through revenue, reinvest surplus into the platform, and return benefits to members, rather than relying on grants or donations.
That said, nothing is set in stone. Once the steering committee is formed and the co-op takes shape, member-owners will collectively decide what structure works best.
Under BC co-operative law, at least one director must be a resident of British Columbia. I already fulfil that requirement. However, it’s wise to build redundancies into the governance structure in case something happens that prevents my continued participation. Having more BC-based member-owners involved ensures the co-op remains legally compliant and operational no matter what.
No. Anyone, regardless of where they live, can become a member-owner of the co-op. The only legal requirement is that at least three members of the initial steering committee must be Canadian residents for incorporation purposes. International members are welcome and encouraged to participate in governance, decision-making, and platform use.
Yes, in principle. Co-ops can have both individuals and organizations as members. We’ll be consulting co-operative experts to confirm the best structure, but businesses that share the vision for a sustainable, community-owned video platform will likely be able to join as organizational members.
International supporters can become member-owners, participate in discussions, contribute financially, and help shape policies and governance. While only Canadian residents can be part of the legal steering committee for incorporation, international voices are essential for building a platform that serves a global community.
Co-ops are stronger together. We’ve started reaching out to groups like CoSocial.ca, Social.coop, and SocialBC.ca to explore collaboration, share governance practices, and ensure efforts complement rather than duplicate each other. There’s a real opportunity to build a federated co-operative ecosystem across the Fediverse.
Over the past few days, a few important questions have come up that deserve clear answers. These will be added to the main FAQ post as well to keep everything in one place.
BC has one of the strongest and most flexible legal frameworks for co-operatives in North America. It allows for multi-stakeholder models, clear governance structures, and relatively straightforward incorporation. This makes it an ideal jurisdiction to establish a co-op that can scale while remaining member-governed.
Right now, I’m proposing a for-profit co-op, because I believe that’s the best way to maximally serve member-owners. A for-profit structure allows the co-op to sustain itself through revenue, reinvest surplus into the platform, and return benefits to members, rather than relying on grants or donations.
That said, nothing is set in stone. Once the steering committee is formed and the co-op takes shape, member-owners will collectively decide what structure works best.
Under BC co-operative law, at least one director must be a resident of British Columbia. I already fulfil that requirement. However, it’s wise to build redundancies into the governance structure in case something happens that prevents my continued participation. Having more BC-based member-owners involved ensures the co-op remains legally compliant and operational no matter what.
No. Anyone, regardless of where they live, can become a member-owner of the co-op. The only legal requirement is that at least three members of the initial steering committee must be Canadian residents for incorporation purposes. International members are welcome and encouraged to participate in governance, decision-making, and platform use.
Yes, in principle. Co-ops can have both individuals and organizations as members. We’ll be consulting co-operative experts to confirm the best structure, but businesses that share the vision for a sustainable, community-owned video platform will likely be able to join as organizational members.
International supporters can become member-owners, participate in discussions, contribute financially, and help shape policies and governance. While only Canadian residents can be part of the legal steering committee for incorporation, international voices are essential for building a platform that serves a global community.
Co-ops are stronger together. We’ve started reaching out to groups like CoSocial.ca, Social.coop, and SocialBC.ca to explore collaboration, share governance practices, and ensure efforts complement rather than duplicate each other. There’s a real opportunity to build a federated co-operative ecosystem across the Fediverse.
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Y a pas de questions bêtes et si ma petite contribution peut aider des allié.e.s et des adelphes alors y a aucun souci pour les petites maladresses et tout. Si je fais ça c'est aussi pour éviter les "va taper sur google". Alors vraiment hésitez pas !
Si vous voulez être anonyme, mes MP sont ouverts !
Merci de booster et à de partager, soutien moral apprécié, merci beaucoup ! 🙏❤️
Ça se passe aussi sur le compte insta BinPodcast 🫧
Y a pas de questions bêtes et si ma petite contribution peut aider des allié.e.s et des adelphes alors y a aucun souci pour les petites maladresses et tout. Si je fais ça c'est aussi pour éviter les "va taper sur google". Alors vraiment hésitez pas !
Si vous voulez être anonyme, mes MP sont ouverts !
Merci de booster et à de partager, soutien moral apprécié, merci beaucoup ! 🙏❤️
