Shauna GM on Nostr: There's something a little ironic about requiring grants to "Enable Open-Source ...
There's something a little ironic about requiring grants to "Enable Open-Source Ecosystems" to go through a university, non-profit or small biz, when most open source projects are none of those things.
Like, I get the purpose: they want credible organizations with accountability mechanisms. As someone who's specialized in open source governance for years, I know how valuable that is.
But also, as someone who's specialized in open source governance for years, I am not eligible for this grant.
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