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Should OAI apply to FOSS Sustainability Fund? #38
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I sent an email to the Sovereign Tech Fund to see whether they're accepting new projects, what their application process is like, and to feel out whether the OAI is a good candidate for their support. https://www.sovereigntechfund.de/about |
Won't let me assign it to myself either. But will work on it. |
I received some feedback from the Sovereign Tech Fund requesting a short phone call. I don't feel qualified as I'm just a regular TDC attendee, but I'm happy to facilitate connecting the Fund with someone who can describe OAI and its mission. I can be contacted at [email protected] by a TDC member, and I'll loop in STF. UPDATE; Stu Waldron has volunteered to have this discussion, and I've forwarded my communications. |
Update, sent a 2nd note to FIONA KRAKENBÜRGER of the Sovereign Tech Fund trying to get some guidance on how to present a compelling case for a grant. The window for submitting a request starts June 17th. Hoping to get some feedback from Fiona before that. |
Best. Name. Ever. 🐙 🍔 |
Very late update. Back on June 27th we received: No feedback on why. I will try again at some point but have to consider how to present our case differently. |
Raised by @duncanbeevers in the TDC meeting:
Should OAI apply to FOSS Sustainability Fund?
https://www.opentech.fund/funds/free-and-open-source-software-sustainability-fund/
Eligibility
Release: Software has been released for at least 3 years.
Updates: The project pushes updates at least 4 times a year.
Development: Active coding towards the software has occurred in the last 2 years.
Userbase: The project has a substantial base of active users, if it is an app or other user-facing tool.
Keystone technology: OTF aims to support projects with many dependencies, to maximize long-term impact in the broader FOSS ecosystem.
Note that "software" here actual includes specifications according to their web site. Our most obvious difficulty qualifying would be the release cadence.
Pinging @swaldron58 as GitHub won't let me assign this to you for some reason.
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