Here's something worth thinking about: if an organization is primarily funded by the government, labeling it as an "NGO" (non-governmental organization) doesn't quite add up. The whole point of the NGO designation is that it operates independently from government control and funding. When government money is the main revenue source, you're essentially describing a government-funded entity—not a non-governmental one. It's more accurate to call it what it actually is. This matters, especially in Web3 communities where governance structures and organizational transparency are becoming crucial. Getting the terminology right helps everyone understand where resources and decision-making power actually come from.