Display some kind of monthly financial report on the website
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floehopper commented
I'm sure you've already thought of this, @chrislo, but I think the sooner we can start doing this the better even if it starts off being very basic, because it will enhance our transparency credentials. Some initial thoughts...
- Publicly accessible or at least available to artists
- Some kind of summary (or anonymized details) of customer purchases, Stripe fees, jam.coop fees, payouts to artists, Wise fees, etc
- Some kind of breakdown of costs for 3rd party services, e.g. Render, Postmark, AWS, etc
- Some kind of breakdown of developer-hours worked on the project
- Maybe some kind of summary of the number of artists, number of albums, number of tracks, etc?
- Maybe some indication of traffic to the website?
chrislo commented
Oh, I *love* this. To start we could probably generate those figures by
hand and update the report once a month? Just have a static site for now?
On the site traffic front, I've been meaning to add some privacy friendly
analytics for a while (plausible.io) and you can set their dashboard to be
public I believe.
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I'm sure you've already thought of this, @chrislo
<https://github.com/chrislo>, but I think the sooner we can start doing
this the better even if it starts off being very basic, because it will
enhance our transparency credentials. Some initial thoughts...
- Publicly accessible or at least available to artists
- Some kind of summary (or anonymized details) of customer purchases,
Stripe fees, jam.coop fees, payouts to artists, Wise fees, etc
- Some kind of breakdown of costs for 3rd party services, e.g. Render,
Postmark, AWS, etc
- Some kind of breakdown of developer-hours worked on the project
- Maybe some kind of summary of the number of artists, number of
albums, number of tracks, etc?
- Maybe some indication of traffic to the website?
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chrislo commented
A static *page* I mean.
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Oh, I *love* this. To start we could probably generate those figures by
hand and update the report once a month? Just have a static site for now?
On the site traffic front, I've been meaning to add some privacy friendly
analytics for a while (plausible.io) and you can set their dashboard to
be public I believe.
On Fri, 5 Jan 2024, 12:30 James Mead, ***@***.***> wrote:
> I'm sure you've already thought of this, @chrislo
> <https://github.com/chrislo>, but I think the sooner we can start doing
> this the better even if it starts off being very basic, because it will
> enhance our transparency credentials. Some initial thoughts...
>
> - Publicly accessible or at least available to artists
> - Some kind of summary (or anonymized details) of customer purchases,
> Stripe fees, jam.coop fees, payouts to artists, Wise fees, etc
> - Some kind of breakdown of costs for 3rd party services, e.g.
> Render, Postmark, AWS, etc
> - Some kind of breakdown of developer-hours worked on the project
> - Maybe some kind of summary of the number of artists, number of
> albums, number of tracks, etc?
> - Maybe some indication of traffic to the website?
>
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