Future of .org is to be decided soon

[Jim Hickstein]

> 501(c)(3) -- which is the applicable section in the Internal Revenue Code.

I don't believe BayLISA _has_ 501(c)(3) status.  We have to file a tax 
return, and we might have taxable income, but have never had enough (net of 
expenses) to pay taxes on it.  The figure $10,000 comes to mind.

Is Dan Miller, BayLISA's counsel, listening?  Dan, this question (is it a 
501(c)(3) or  not) has come up a few times, and never been quite resolved. 
Is it?  Nevermind lobbying, and whether this counts as lobbying.