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On Tue, 2012-04-24 at 14:57 +1000, Chris Neugebauer wrote:<BR>
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Think of it as "PyCon Australia, a Linux Australia Conference".
It is *that* capacity that I have to explain to sponsors who are
interested in giving PyCon Australia money -- who gets the money in
the end, and what their purpose is. Writing out a cheque to "Linux
Australia" when they're supporting a Python conference feels dubious.
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If you have to explain who LA are, then you're going to have to do it under ANY name, and this above argument of yours seems a bit, well, desperate and clutching for those straws, in your argument for your constant push for a name change.<BR>
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and anybody who writes a cheque to any organisation, will want to know all about who they are supporting.<BR>
the only way that will ever be got around, is for X group to get their own bank account, so they are sending X group the money directly.<BR>
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