I'd much rather see my money to go the Bitcoin foundation.
If some people are unwilling to release their personal details and would rather sign a message with the associated btc address invalidating their claim, I think that those coins can be donated to the Bitcoin Foundation.
This is not an unreasonable request and I will speak with counsel to see if something like this can work.
Giga, is there any conclusion on this topic?
Just to sum up:
You came with the stupid idea of notarized affidavit which is more expensive to get for me than what I have in GIGA.
I wrote an email to you and your lawyer explaining the situation and asking whether there is another option for small bond holders or whether you are going to pay the costs of changed agreement. Then after being multiple times reminded I received an email 1 month later only repeating the claim process. This is not the way you should treat us.
So I'm starting to consider to donate my bonds or their value to Bitcoin Foundation if you offer this option.
I don't think you can validate that those coins belong to you to offer to the Bitcoin Foundation unless you send in the required documentation.
On to other business....
I sent in my information to Q and I know it got there no later then Wed last week. Certified mail stub should be here today. I know you said he was sick but you also said you have more to add to the website and will be sending out the info yesterday. Will I receive email saying here is your login info to VBS or something saying I didn't meet the requirements and what you still need? Thanks