Quote from: matonis on December 14, 2013, 07:54:16 PM

Quote from: MA5H3D on August 25, 2013, 05:06:47 PM

Good idea, there should be one in every country. Decentralise the foundation!

Hopefully, there will be one in every country. The most decentralized approach to forming a powerful educational and advocacy group is to allow associations to grow from the bottom-up where they are able to structure their own boards and by-laws. Networking together is then a force multiplier.

The Bitcoin Foundation seeks autonomous affiliates in every country so that we can rely on the local/regional partners for their local expertise and connections. Also, we can provide infrastructure support to their organization that dramatically lowers their startup time and costs, thereby making the overall mission more effective.

Makes total sense. Each country is going to have it's own issues & local laws/regulations to interpret & deal with.

I'm sure there is plenty to share, but keeping a group in each country makes the division of labor/knowledge clear.