@aparrish iirc this is done pretty often but I can't for the life of me find examples.

@aparrish I have almost zero expertise in this area, but FWIW for small-scale stuff, if it's going to happen regularly, creators seem to prefer Patreon? Mostly coz it's more predictable, I think - money reliably comes in every time, and it also reliably doesn't overshoot and leave you committed to more than you wanted.

I don't know if any of that would apply to your situation, though.

@clinkingdog yeah I've been thinking about doing a patreon too. it's just difficult to frame (both for myself and for others), since my day job is being an arts professor in a technology program, so I technically already get paid to do the work that I'm doing. it's just that lately I haven't been able to "cross the finish line" on a lot of tutorials/open source (like this project) because I only have time to attend to students, not the public

@aparrish Mm, tricky :/ I hope you find a good way forward!