[Qgis-psc] Grant application suggestions for next time

[Andreas Neumann]

good ideas. I am also in favour of discussing proposals upfront and
openly (on Github). Also, I am in favour of more specific results (some
proposals do that, some don't). 

At the same time, voting members, are probably smart enough to not
favour a proposal that is very vague about the results. 

Andreas 

On 2018-06-20 11:59, Richard Duivenvoorde wrote:

> On 19-06-18 11:34, Martin Dobias wrote: Hi all
> 
> On Sun, Jun 17, 2018 at 3:38 AM, Nyall Dawson <nyall.dawson at gmail.com> wrote: 
> Our suggestions are:
> 
> 1. Create a new github repo for submission of the grant proposals -
> much like the current QGIS Enhancement Proposal (QEP) repo [...]
> 
> 2. Require that code-related proposals be accompanied by a QEP filed
> at least xx days in advance of the grant application. The current [...] 
> I very much support these suggestions! Having a discussion in public
> about grant proposals prior to voting would be definitely useful and
> it would help voting members make their decisions how to best spend
> the money.

A little late on the table, but +1 for this idea's too. I think this
make QGIS stronger, when we discuss ideas more broadly.

One think I would like to add in a proposal, is a definition on what is
to be the 'end product'. That is something written what can be used to
'check' if the proposal is finished or not.

Maybe some 'check mark questions' like (all fake, but getting more
difficult to accomplish):

- the Foo provider will provide a base for running Foo scripts in future
- the Foo provider can run the following basis Foo scripts (or tests)
- the Foo provider is able to run all scripts the old provider did
- ...

Based on that it is easier to decide to pay out or partially or not.

At this moment some proposals contain rather broad end products like:
"this will be implemented for QGIS 3.4"

OR am I talking to too many managers recently :-)

Regards,

Richard
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