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.
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.
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