We need to decide and document when a public request for comment (RFC) is needed for new features or strategic investments, and when it's not. When it is required, we need to decide and document what that process looks like: where is it shared, how long is it open, what determines if it's adopted or not, etc.
We need to decide and document when a public request for comment (RFC) is needed for new features or strategic investments, and when it's not. When it is required, we need to decide and document what that process looks like: where is it shared, how long is it open, what determines if it's adopted or not, etc.