Quote from: Alphi on March 04, 2014, 06:52:05 AM

Quote from: ShawnLeary on March 04, 2014, 06:32:54 AM

It was the one with the elephant looking right at you hovering above the lotus flower. Need something cute and doge-like IMO to get people's attention. I saw a damn CorgiCoin today!!! WTF? It was fucking hilarious and I am still thinking about today. I think something playful is also heart warming which is what Karma is all about. Right from the start, karma is a voyage to giving. it's not easy to do for many, so a cute elephant just works for me. Maybe we could adopt app elephant at a financially strapped zoo? Just a total random act like that. I'm down for trying to find a starving elephant. :-)

I agree with you... there are some people who have a problem with using open source clip art for an open source project.. but personally I don't..
there are still also some people struggling with the idea of a coin based on giving.. I think people who have "sold off" their coins instead of "giving them away" have completely missed the point of this project.

I am not a rich person but if it ever comes to the point where I need to divest all my coins... I will make sure I give most of them away in keeping with the core idea of this coin.

This site is what I am talking about. The costs of supporting a charity in a really poor country like India is pennies compared what it costs to support a charity here in the states.

http://www.bornfree.org.uk/campaigns/elephants/campaign-action/sri-lanka-elephants/captive-elelphant-welfare/

George Takei has also started a coin about helping human rights. There is plenty of room for coins with a mission, and karma is the universal language of doing what is right for others in hopes that it will come back around.