What we see is a the outcome of not caring enough about our foundations and groups, not the failure of the model itself.
Direct spending is certainly an option, but I think that taking the flaws of the Linux foundation as a reason to prefer it is not something I agree with. I very much agree with @Argorak that the FOSS world needs to observe what worked for others, e.g. ...
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how did the Knight Foundation stick around since 1950? That’s longer than most if not all FOSS structures exist. But the FOSS has some established, resonably well working foundations as well. Mozilla has been around for a bit.
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We don't have to agree on our preference, only to tolerate each others' preferences as part of a wider funding system
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