It works like this... This is like a Scholarship for servers. I'm going to buy servers and rent them out for free. I wont take any of your work or anything. It's just there to help people out.
I dont need Stefan or Unix to approve of this because it's an independant organization.
We have a family lawyer who would help us

. And if anything... we'd make you fly in. Mainly all we have to do is send a letter to the parents asking for the money and they would probally send it.
Phone Numbers, DNS, and E-mails will all be certified apon acceptance. Those are the only three things you really need.
Contracts can be signed two ways. Via FAX or Via Mail.
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This is no joke... nor is it a way to trick people into giving me money. It's a way to help those people who's parents wont allow them to spend $50 on a game. (Androk is an example).
It's also a way to introduce promising playerworlds and playerworld projects into the system. Nothing more... nothing less.
I mainly expect the peoples of Graal to pay up if they break one of the terms... which is why I'd most likely approve of a trusted friend then a random stranger. It's just my insurance to make sure that you dont waste my money, and it's to motivate you to do better for your server. See... why should I be so nice and give you a free server if all you do is sit there with it all day and all night? There is no use. I might be using the court issues to scare kids... or I might not. I have the full right to sue or to let it pass.
And to Answer Androk's question... it's like. If you just quit your playerworld project while you're on the server. If you finish the project then you'll keep the server untill it drains out in six months (a good time for you to start fundraising)
And of coarse... the contract ends six months after the server has been bought.
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There is no time limit... it's just mainly if you just sit there for a month or two and there is no progression... that is quitting on it. Or if it takes the whole six months to finish it.