Change: is written by Ju-Young Kim et al. If you are interested in implementing PWYW, we suggest to read this article first. Full article here, summary here. Pay What You Want results (overall)Pay What You Want results (presale)Pay What You Want results (door sales)   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 1247)

Change: receitreceipt was written upon request. Please make sure to check this procedure out with your accountant prior to implementation, especially if your organization needs a legal accountant-seal-of-approval. What about taxes; how were the prices paid administrated?This is a tough issue, since tax   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 1240)

Change: since tax laws differ around the globe, and differsdiffer per type of organization. You can register it as a gift, but for us, that affects the possibility to subtract the costs made for the activity the   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 1209)

Change: We think that overall, the PWYW principle can add to the overal awareness of the value of art, and can be a viable business model,   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 1150)

Change: We're planning to add more automatic processing, better e-mail templates, auto-e-ticket creator, and more in the future.How was the handling at the entrance of the conference; did visitors receive a ticket for the event?Yes, visitors received an e-ticket for the conference.   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 709)

Change: manually; there is no option in Fusion Ticket to automatically administrate payments from your Paypal or bank account. We don't know if there's any other system that does have this function without having to pay a lot for it (if so, we'd like to know of course). manually.If   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 685)

Change: thethis thread. What payment system did you use for the PWYW conference?We used Fusion Ticket; an Open Source Box Office and Ticketing Solution. This system is aimed at charities and small   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 722)

Change: 231 people were gathered at the Pirate Conference (including speakers and other participants in the program). A group of 40 students who made a brief visit to the conference and paid € 0 were left out of these calculations because we felt they would blur the results too much. Pay   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 725)

Change: Response to the PWYW principle was very positive; we heard a lot of discussion at the conference about the value of artistic conferences, which is   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 578)

Change: Other than that; if people wanted to pay for their ticket on the day of the conference, this was also possible. These prices were written   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 511)