I don't think giving up money for more servers and hosting is really the answer here. I think de-centralizing and distributing the registry is really the way forward here. there is one project i know that is trying to make this happen https://github.com/jmgunn87/mynpm
Even if it were, not sure what the issue would be, npm is a public service that costs money to run, they are asking for money from people who use that service.
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[ 3.8 ms ] story [ 40.2 ms ] thread* Commercial PaaS hosting firm, nodejitsu, is asking for donations to pay (or help to pay) for the costs of running npm.
* Nodejitsu uses Joyent infrastructure to host npm and is a Joyent partner (http://www.joyent.com/partners/nodejitsu)
* Nodejitsu plan on using said funds to purchase additional resources at Joyent, where npm is currently hosted.
* Joyent own the trademark for Node.js
Er, say what?...
Even if it were, not sure what the issue would be, npm is a public service that costs money to run, they are asking for money from people who use that service.