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Fundraising work is often precarious: intense periods of income followed by nothing. This is not a matter of individual poor planning; it is how the ecosystem of short-term gig work is structured. Revenue Spreading starts from the worker's real need: some prefer money now, others prefer the security of knowing something will still arrive years later. The mechanism aims to leave that choice with the person, not the platform. | Fundraising work is often precarious: intense periods of income followed by nothing. This is not a matter of individual poor planning; it is how the ecosystem of short-term gig work is structured. Revenue Spreading starts from the worker's real need: some prefer money now, others prefer the security of knowing something will still arrive years later. The mechanism aims to leave that choice with the person, not the platform. | ||
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* [[#the-need|The need: stability for precarious work]] | * [[#the-need|The need: stability for precarious work]] | ||
* [[#how-it-works|How it is intended to work]] | * [[#how-it-works|How it is intended to work]] | ||
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* [[#why-it-matters|Why it matters for the ecosystem]] | * [[#why-it-matters|Why it matters for the ecosystem]] | ||
* [[#state-of-the-art|State of the art]] | * [[#state-of-the-art|State of the art]] | ||
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