Gloop Glop

Gloop Glop

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GloopGlop Bylaws

Governance document for GloopGlop.

Article 1 — Name

The name of the organization is gloopglop.com. Other names used by the cooperative include gloop.gg and glop.coop.

The cooperative is currently operating as an organizing project and intends to formally incorporate as a cooperative under applicable state law.

Article 2 — Purpose

The purpose of the Cooperative is to operate a member-owned and democratically controlled enterprise that provides goods, services, or community benefit consistent with cooperative principles.

The Cooperative exists to benefit its members and the broader community rather than outside investors.

Article 4 — Membership

4.1 — Requirements

Membership is open to individuals who:

  • Support the purpose of the Cooperative
  • Are accepted by the membership

4.2 — Rights

Every member has:

  • One vote in Cooperative decisions
  • The right to participate in governance
  • The ability to stand for elected roles

4.3 — Responsibilities

Members agree to:

  • Support the Cooperative and follow its governance processes

Article 5 — Democratic Governance

The Cooperative is governed by its members using democratic processes.

Unless otherwise decided by the membership:

  • Each member has one vote
  • Decisions are made by consent
  • Members may elect coordinators or a board to carry out operations

Article 6 — Surplus and Finances

Any surplus generated by the Cooperative will be:

  • Reinvested in the Cooperative, and/or
  • Distributed to members according to their participation or labor contribution, and/or a standard payout as determined by the MIT Living Wage Calculator

The Cooperative will not distribute profits to outside investors.

Article 7 — Amendments

These bylaws may be amended by a vote of the members.

Article 8 — Transition to Formal Cooperative

Upon incorporation as a legal cooperative entity, these bylaws may be replaced with formal bylaws consistent with cooperative law.