[tde-users] Re: How to achieve the legal status of the project?

[...] I researched the possibilities here. According to the current law, we have an option called "spolek" or "zapsaný spolek" ("registered association" - allowed abbreviation "z.s."). It is an association of three or more persons, which has its own statutes and acts as a legal entity. The members of the association are not liable for its debts. I also researched what the account management options are here. The local bank Fio.cz provides a Transparent Account. Such an account allows free viewing of transactions on the account. Account management and operations fees are minimal - basically the only fee is for payment outside the EU.

Again, I ask for your observations and comments. Currently the basic questions I see: 1) Do we want to try to address the SF Conservancy, even if it means being bound by US law?

2) If so, but SF Conservancy rejects us, do we want to become a member of the Open Source Collective? 3) If we want to avoid US law, do we want to continue as unregistered - only as a virtual team with Open Collective Europe? 4) Or we don't want any of the above - do we want our own legal entity?

Thank you! Cheers