On Thu, Feb 01, 2024 at 05:29:26AM +0100, Michael Niedermayer wrote:
> Hi all
> 
> To do the STF/SPI thing properly, and make sure we do what the Community wants.
> We should do this vote: (unless lots of people reply and say we should skip the vote)
> (i am also CCing jonatan to make sure the option in the vote actually ask the GA the
>  right question)
> 
> The vote description will be as follows:
> The STF/SPI has suggested us to submit an Application / Scope of work before their february meeting.
> There are about 2 weeks left.
> The minimum grant is 150 000 ¤
> The next STF meeting is expected to be in may. If we submit in february and are not selected
> we can probably try again in may. Which would increase our chances
> If we do not submit in february we can probably submit in may.
> There is no guarantee that money will be available in may, for example between october 2023
> and february 2024 no funds where available AFAIK.
> Wiki page is here: https://trac.ffmpeg.org/wiki/SponsoringPrograms/STF/2024
> 
> 
> Option A. The Application and Scope of Work from the WIKI shall be submitted to STF/SPI before the february 2024 meeting, disagreements in it shall be decided by the TC. To achieve continuity, submission shall be done by the same person as previous if possible.
> 
> Option B. No Application and Scope of Work shall be submitted in february 2024
> 
> 
> This is a RFC, so if you see errors in it please suggest changes

I intend to start the vote in teh next 24h or so.
If someone wants a option C or sees something that needs correcting
please speak up soon and be precisse what/why should be changed
(for an option C, if you want one please suggest an exact text)

thx

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