Joshua D. Drake wrote:
Ad hoc decisions by an appointed committee that is reactive to indiosyncratic proposals seems somewhat unethical. Perhaps I am wrong, but wouldn't it be better if there were a document clearly specifying spending priorities that was relatively accepted by consensus of a broad group of pg'ers, and that an opportunity to qualify for these monies could be promulgated to the broader group?Andrew Sullivan wrote:On Thu, Oct 26, 2006 at 06:31:02PM -0700, Michael Dean wrote:However, lacking a concrete organization where lines of authority are clearly understood and established, this is easier said than done!Presumably, we don't have that problem here. A proposal could come to the funds group liason, and the laison would decide whether to fund it or not. I'd expect an arrangement of percentages of agreed funding for milestones reached.