Well, we're now talking about *meaningful* contribution and
evaluation... ;-)
That's an important step ahead.
On the wiki a read: "all these contributions need to be non-trivial and
last for a certain time frame".
Then, there's a desperate need for a clear definition about what is
*enough* to join TDF: 10 lines of code? A logo? 1000 work hours?
A too low entry level increases the risks of hijacking, a too high entry
level hinder the growing of the Foundation.
In a two level acceptation process (contribution + evaluation of
contribution by current members) it's fundamental, IMO, to set a level
of contribution for membership that can be considered *consistent* in
time and/or work and is *certain*.
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