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| − | In March of 2015, SSH:Chicago took the radical step of publishing our finances for the world to see. Transactions are anonymized and de-individualized, but published records reflect daily incomes and expenses applied to our bank account(s). | + | In March of 2015, SSH:Chicago took the radical step of publishing our finances for the world to see. Transactions are anonymized and de-individualized, but published records reflect daily incomes and expenses applied to our bank account(s). A record of all transactions is stored in a Github repository |
[https://github.com/sshchicago/finances Check it out!] | [https://github.com/sshchicago/finances Check it out!] | ||
| − | =Reading the files= | + | = Reading the files = |
| − | A more in-depth tutorial can be found in the README.md on that repo, but each monthly file is just a text file that reflects the daily incomes and expenses. Income looks like negative numbers (since money is being subtracted from someone else), while expenses look positive (since money is being added to someone else). | + | A more in-depth tutorial can be found in the README.md on that repo, but each monthly file is just a text file that reflects the daily incomes and expenses. Income looks like negative numbers (since money is being subtracted from someone else), while expenses look positive (since money is being added to someone else). |
| − | =Working with Ledger-CLI= | + | = Working with Ledger-CLI = |
TODO: Write me | TODO: Write me | ||
Revision as of 22:17, 27 February 2017
In March of 2015, SSH:Chicago took the radical step of publishing our finances for the world to see. Transactions are anonymized and de-individualized, but published records reflect daily incomes and expenses applied to our bank account(s). A record of all transactions is stored in a Github repository
Reading the files
A more in-depth tutorial can be found in the README.md on that repo, but each monthly file is just a text file that reflects the daily incomes and expenses. Income looks like negative numbers (since money is being subtracted from someone else), while expenses look positive (since money is being added to someone else).
Working with Ledger-CLI
TODO: Write me
