<quote name="Wes Moran" date="2016-01-28" time="18:34:30 -0500">
> Yeah I was there and enjoyed it, thanks again Rob and Quim. There were
> many good discussions that help us align and structure the thinking. It
> takes a lot of thought, data and discussion to know what to build, before
> you make the commitment to build it. At the dev summit many of the teams
> that influence budget allocation (Ideally a participatory process, not
> management alone) participated and are active in proposals. The review and
> cross team discussions on efforts like the Community Wishlist, Dev Summit
> Proposals and ArchCom are considered by teams on a regular basis and then
> put into the planning of where resources align.
Thanks Wes.
I just want to add (I swear I'm done now) that I think that is the right
approach, generally: Constant assessment by/from WMF "management" on
what to prioritize/staff based on input from all sources (comm wishlist,
devsummit, archcom, etc). In reality, it's the only thing that makes
sense ("Listen to all input, discuss options, decide.").
Greg
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