# Open source contributors

**Proposal** 

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[Current funding landscape](/proposal/open-source-contributors/current-funding-landscape.md)
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[Tech company comparison](/proposal/open-source-contributors/tech-company-comparison.md)
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[Open source contributor funding](/proposal/open-source-contributors/open-source-contributor-funding.md)
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**Contributor funding experimentation**

To experiment with this open source contributor funding suggestion there are some resources that outline a process that can be used for an initial funding experiment:

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[Contributor Funding](https://funding.contributors.org/)
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