I meant mainly development problems, which means lack-of-hands problems, something that can either be fixed by volunteers or by improving financially. Even if I love the volunteer community model I think that for a free software project to be reliable it needs to be able to sustain at least a small core of developers, otherwise it could die at any moment.

And regarding to transparency, although we don't do anything behind closed doors we can still improve in how we provide access to the community to engage. This is why I think a better code manager and a weekly devel meeting will help.

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