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Home base: a quaint drinking village with a fishing problem, splitting time in Colorado. Working on devops, CI, AWS, cloud, python, @brave

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    1. ernest w. durbin iii‏ @EWDurbin 27 Nov 2017
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      Want some good news? http://pyfound.blogspot.com/2017/11/the-psf-awarded-moss-grant-pypi.html …pic.twitter.com/X3qSZZxNuP

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    2. glyph‏ @glyph 27 Nov 2017
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      Replying to @EWDurbin

      I don’t want to be a downer, but sometimes these big symbolic gestures worry me. What happens when they run out? We need is a way to make it normal for 1000s of companies to each put in $100/mo; sometimes I feel like big donations make everyone else feel like it’s taken care of.

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    3. ernest w. durbin iii‏ @EWDurbin 28 Nov 2017
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      Replying to @glyph

      absolutely agree glyph. the sustainability of PyPI and PSF infrastructure as a whole can't be dependent on the grants like this long term. (it took a handful of people ~17 months total to close this grant, not that i'm saying that's unreasonable)

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    4. ernest w. durbin iii‏ @EWDurbin 28 Nov 2017
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      Replying to @EWDurbin @glyph

      however, this grant isn't at all intended to send the signal of "all clear" and those of us involved certainly do not intend for this to be the modus operandi of funding PyPI.

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    5. Robert Roskam‏ @raiderrobert 28 Nov 2017
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      So what should we do to make this more sustainable?

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    6. ernest w. durbin iii‏ @EWDurbin 28 Nov 2017
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      Replying to @raiderrobert @glyph

      open question long term. initial steps have been taken by forming the Packaging WG within PSF with its own budget. individuals can donate at https://donate.pypi.org , but i don't think anyone believes that individuals should be relied on here.

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    7. ernest w. durbin iii‏ @EWDurbin 28 Nov 2017
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      Replying to @EWDurbin @raiderrobert @glyph

      long term it's going to _have_ to be corporate funds that sustain these efforts. the question basically becomes how do we solicit and secure those relationships?

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    8. ernest w. durbin iii‏ @EWDurbin 28 Nov 2017
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      Replying to @EWDurbin @raiderrobert @glyph

      models similar to npm could work, but it makes the waters very murky as far as the way our current infra is hosted (99% donated services/infra)

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    9. Donald Stufft‏ @dstufft 28 Nov 2017
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      Replying to @EWDurbin @raiderrobert @glyph

      It’s hard. Models like npm would fundamentally change the nature of PyPI I think beyond the hosting issue.

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      Matt Bacchi‏ @fshwsprr 28 Nov 2017
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      Replying to @dstufft @EWDurbin and

      How about a more complete cataloging of the projects in PyPi which would both show who has contributed (i.e. authored packages)(similar to @linuxfoundation with the Linux Kernel Report) and who has consumed resources, i.e. a top consumer list showing downloads by domain/company.

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