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Ilya Zverev

@simon @richlv Currently I see the choice is between all or nothing: if we can't fund everything, we'll allow developers go at their own pace with their own money.

I heard this Wikimedia thing repeated so often, I started doubting that it's either-or proposition.

And pretty sure OSM is far from a competitive market. If we count every single attempt at making an editor, we will hardly get to a hundred. There are 27 editors with 30+ users _in_a_year_, OSMF could start supporting them all easily.

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Ilya Zverev replied to Ilya

@simon @richlv (not that I'm suggesting that making editors is more important than other, non-IT things)

Simon Poole replied to Ilya

@zverik @richlv it isn't even the only IT thing and I would argue that money spent improving the website would have a lot more impact (not to mention that a substantial part of what is actually spent is ops).

Ilya Zverev replied to Simon

@simon @richlv Well, this now goes into "just do anything" narrative I've been pushing for OSMF for years :) Yes, website update is long overdue. It still broadcasts a wrong message about OpenStreetMap, and omits many things people are searching for.

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