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summary
Covers concrete DSF changes: DSF membership now based on meaningful contributions with new boundaries, a public working group template and board review process that can include small budgets, and an explicit fundraising working group plus a code-of-conduct working group seeking members. Gives numbers and constraints: three paid staff, under $250k annual budget, four DjangoCons this year. Useful if wanting operational details and ways to join or fundraise; skip if looking only for high-level mission talk.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:03DSF for me
- 2:30Grading DSF’s mission
- 3:53Promoting Django
- 5:16Protecting Django’s IP
- 7:45Advancing Django
- 8:49You for DSF
- 10:55New DSF membership
- 13:23Django’s purpose
- 14:12Q&A
- 17:21Getting started
- 19:09Future working groups
- 19:53Global Django meetups
- 21:00Funding challenges
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