Back to collectionA Route from Complaint to Proposal
The previous day's ecosystem discussion had stalled at the complaint that there were too few worthwhile projects; in the Portuguese-language community, someone had even said the project was abandoned. An official message in the chat said Xai was in a phase of building and expansion, and that community contributions would be an important part of what came next. Unlike the unanswered comments of the previous day, the community now had a route it could point to for submissions.
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The previous day's ecosystem discussion had stalled at the complaint that there were too few worthwhile projects; in the Portuguese-language community, someone had even said the project was abandoned. The question for the team now was where community ideas could enter discussion and how they could reach a formal proposal.
An official message in the chat said Xai was in a phase of building and expansion, and that community contributions would be an important part of what came next. People with ideas were directed first to the ecosystem forum and then, once an idea had taken shape, to the ecosystem proposal section. It offered a route but named no new projects. When someone wanted to submit a one-line complaint, the narrator suggested spelling out the problem and the proposed response separately so others could discuss them.
Unlike the unanswered comments of the previous day, the community now had a route it could point to for submissions. That route did not itself answer the criticism about too few projects or guarantee that any proposal would be adopted. The same guidance would appear several more times during the month. The narrator planned to watch whether anyone turned dissatisfaction into a claim others could debate.