What would you do?

[speling bee]

I would buy CUK and appoint MF as Admin.

[Clare@InTouch]

Same one I think

That'll teach me to read the whole article! Quite a nice mountain too, and not as expensive as you'd think.

Would you rename it?

[vetran]

That'll teach me to read the whole article! Quite a nice mountain too, and not as expensive as you'd think.

Would you rename it?

I was surprised, but I doubt it would create significant revenue.

Mudskipper Mount?

[speling bee]

I was surprised, but I doubt it would create significant revenue.

Mudskipper Mount?

Mount AndyW's Mum

[mudskipper]

That'll teach me to read the whole article! Quite a nice mountain too, and not as expensive as you'd think.

Would you rename it?

I'm sure a few CUKers could club together. Or Dim could buy it cash.

[Mich the Tester]

Set up an investment fund and for aspiring entrepreneurs and a scholarship fund for young people in the turd world, probably mainly Africa seeing as I lived in West Africa as a small child and have seen a lot of it.

900 million well spent could make an enormous difference in some parts of the world and that would be my aim; get the biggest results for the money.

[doodab]

Set up an investment fund and for aspiring entrepreneurs and a scholarship fund for young people in the turd world, probably mainly Africa seeing as I lived in West Africa as a small child and have seen a lot of it.

900 million well spent could make an enormous difference in some parts of the world and that would be my aim; get the biggest results for the money.

Something like this could be worthwhile. And it only cost $3.5 million...

BBC News - University of the People - where students get free degrees

Though I think targeting basic education might be more valuable in some places.

[speling bee]

Something like this could be worthwhile. And it only cost $3.5 million...

BBC News - University of the People - where students get free degrees

Though I think targeting basic education might be more valuable in some places.

With large amounts of money in your back pocket, you could have a real impact by investing in businesses and apprenticeships / education to process raw materials in the country where they're grown: roasting and packaging coffee, manufacturing peanut butter / groundnut oil, whatever. It keeps money in the country and promotes engineering, construction and management jobs with associated education etc.

[Mich the Tester]

With large amounts of money in your back pocket, you could have a real impact by investing in businesses and apprenticeships / education to process raw materials in the country where they're grown: roasting and packaging coffee, manufacturing peanut butter / groundnut oil, whatever. It keeps money in the country and promotes engineering, construction and management jobs with associated education etc.

This is an interesting project that could make a huge difference for many of those businesses;

Mobius Motors | Vision

[vetran]

Something like this could be worthwhile. And it only cost $3.5 million...

BBC News - University of the People - where students get free degrees

Though I think targeting basic education might be more valuable in some places.

that sort of harpoons the Open Universities business model doesn't it?

How valid are the degrees though?