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Seem to do much of my brainstorming there, dunno why
I put it to the community that we ask the council to setup a N9 purchase fund for longstanding community devs/hackers.
Is there already a precedent for this, perhaps something similar was set-up in the past?
This donation pool would focus solely around the N9.
It's pointless donating towards N950's for devs because:
1) They're difficult to find, & over-priced.
2) Nokia provides no support whatsoever.
3) Outside of the community & official dev programs, they're illegal to own.
4) Why buy a device for devs, for which they may focus on features not available to N9 owners?
The reason I think we should go ahead with this ourselves...
Is because Nokia's only handed-out a very tiny amt of N9's to community devs so far.
They haven't even actually delivered most of those as far as I'm aware.
I believe qgil was going to try & set-up another community dev program once N9's become more wide-spread.
But as yet I've not heard any more about that, & I think it's best for the community to have one too anyway.
I believe similar programs work quite effectively at xdadevelopers etc.
So with that I'd love to hear some ideas on how best to structure this.
Should we take running polls & as there's enough money, allocate a N9's to devs most suited to the most popular features?
Last edited by jalyst; 2011-10-25 at 07:44.