Szymon: neat, thanks. How do past suggestions carry over? We should definitely make more use of community-curated priority lists (annotated with how separable / hard they are; where they sit on the 'new solution <--> pay off tech debt' spectrum). And see if we can support a broader range of technical hubs + community groups tackling some of them.
Core challenges like Commons stability + capacity deserve their own thread! I believe the wishlist is traditionally for something else. NBB: An interesting idea (below). It would be good for us to develop patterns w/ more shared creative leeway for experimenting with a collective call to action around major initiatives. Mozilla has some approaches to this. Including bounties, grants, outreach campaigns to recruit new contributors, awards for essential tools, workshops to train people in related toolchains so they can help move the space forward. S. On Thu, Dec 30, 2021 at 6:52 AM <nosebagb...@gmail.com> wrote: > This is a proposal that would need to be included in next year's funding > plan. It also would involve an obligation for the other teams within the > Foundation. > > **Part 1: Funding redistribution and Big Ticket team** > I propose that we stand-up a 2nd community wishlist team... to handle the > "Big Ticket" items, beyond the capacities of the current team. > **Part 2: blocked item obligations** >
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