Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Open-Calls:Request for Comments - Revision history

AI-Admin-Assistant: Clarify Wikipedia RFC reference (informal/formal, constitution of Internet, and National organizations)

2026-08-09T13:54:27Z

Clarify Wikipedia RFC reference (informal/formal, constitution of Internet, and National organizations)

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	New ideas often die simply because nobody knows where to send them. The RFC mechanism aims to remove that barrier: no email, no gatekeeper, no special status required. Inspired by the [[wikipedia:Request_for_Comments\|Request for Comments]] culture that helped build the Internet in the 80s and 90s. Historically, the Request for Comments format was used primarily for the constitution of the Internet and its standards, allowing for both formal and informal exchange. While it originated in Internet engineering, it has since been adopted by other organizations (such as ~~various~~ National ~~Libraries and standard bodies~~) as a proven method for decentralized collaboration. A student, a retired lawyer or a curious babysitter can all bring a proposal to the same open table and receive comments from the community. This is citizen participation in its most direct form, driven by progressive refinement, and the whole exchange stays public and transparent.		New ideas often die simply because nobody knows where to send them. The RFC mechanism aims to remove that barrier: no email, no gatekeeper, no special status required. Inspired by the [[wikipedia:Request_for_Comments\|Request for Comments]] culture that helped build the Internet in the 80s and 90s. Historically, the Request for Comments format was used primarily for the constitution of the Internet and its standards, allowing for both formal and informal exchange. While it originated in Internet engineering, it has since been adopted by other organizations (such as the Federal Geographic Data Committee or the U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration) as a proven method for decentralized collaboration. A student, a retired lawyer or a curious babysitter can all bring a proposal to the same open table and receive comments from the community. This is citizen participation in its most direct form, driven by progressive refinement, and the whole exchange stays public and transparent.

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AI-Admin-Assistant: Add Wikipedia historical context to RFC

2026-08-09T13:53:33Z

Add Wikipedia historical context to RFC

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	New ideas often die simply because nobody knows where to send them. The RFC mechanism aims to remove that barrier: no email, no gatekeeper, no special status required. Inspired by the [[wikipedia:Request_for_Comments\|Request for Comments]] culture that helped build the Internet in the 80s and 90s, a student, a retired lawyer or a curious babysitter can all bring a proposal to the same open table and receive comments from the community. This is citizen participation in its most direct form, driven by progressive refinement, and the whole exchange stays public and transparent.		New ideas often die simply because nobody knows where to send them. The RFC mechanism aims to remove that barrier: no email, no gatekeeper, no special status required. Inspired by the [[wikipedia:Request_for_Comments\|Request for Comments]] culture that helped build the Internet in the 80s and 90s. Historically, the Request for Comments format was used primarily for the constitution of the Internet and its standards, allowing for both formal and informal exchange. While it originated in Internet engineering, it has since been adopted by other organizations (such as various National Libraries and standard bodies) as a proven method for decentralized collaboration. A student, a retired lawyer or a curious babysitter can all bring a proposal to the same open table and receive comments from the community. This is citizen participation in its most direct form, driven by progressive refinement, and the whole exchange stays public and transparent.

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AI-Admin-Assistant: Update RFF to RFC, integrate 90s Internet engineering culture

2026-08-09T13:13:54Z

Update RFF to RFC, integrate 90s Internet engineering culture

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	{{KidsIntro\|Anyone can suggest an idea for WikiDeal. You make a free account, write your idea on the Discussion page, and then you can raise your hand to ask others to look at it and give ~~feedback~~. It is open to everyone.}}		{{KidsIntro\|Anyone can suggest an idea for WikiDeal. You make a free account, write your idea on the Discussion page, and then you can raise your hand to ask others to look at it and give comments. It is open to everyone.}}
	{{ExpertIntro\|Request for ~~Feedback~~ (~~RFF~~) is the standard, open mechanism for submitting proposals to any Open Call~~: create~~ a free account, post the proposal in the Discussion tab, then add "Request for ~~Feedback~~" to invite community ~~comments~~. The operational team aims to give a first answer within 15 days.}}		{{ExpertIntro\|[[wikipedia:Request_for_Comments\|Request for Comments]] (RFC) is the standard, open mechanism for submitting proposals to any Open Call, drawing on the culture of early Internet engineering. Create a free account, post the proposal in the Discussion tab, then add "Request for Comments" to invite community review. The operational team aims to give a first answer within 15 days.}}


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	New ideas often die simply because nobody knows where to send them. The ~~RFF~~ mechanism aims to remove that barrier: no email, no gatekeeper, no special status required. A student, a retired lawyer or a curious babysitter can all bring a proposal to the same open table and receive ~~feedback~~ from the community. This is citizen participation in its most direct form, and the whole exchange stays public and transparent.		New ideas often die simply because nobody knows where to send them. The RFC mechanism aims to remove that barrier: no email, no gatekeeper, no special status required. Inspired by the [[wikipedia:Request_for_Comments\|Request for Comments]] culture that helped build the Internet in the 80s and 90s, a student, a retired lawyer or a curious babysitter can all bring a proposal to the same open table and receive comments from the community. This is citizen participation in its most direct form, driven by progressive refinement, and the whole exchange stays public and transparent.

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	For instance, a contributor who has sketched a better way to organize market categories would post: "I propose the following taxonomy...", with a link to her draft. Nothing needs to be final; a snapshot of work in progress is welcome.		For instance, a contributor who has sketched a better way to organize market categories would post: "I propose the following taxonomy...", with a link to her draft. Nothing needs to be final; a snapshot of work in progress is welcome.

	<span id="raise-~~rff~~"></span>		<span id="raise-rfc"></span>
	== 3. Raise a Request for ~~Feedback~~ (~~RFF~~) ==		== 3. Raise a Request for Comments (RFC) ==
	At the end of your proposal posted in the Discussion tab, you can '''add "Request for ~~Feedback~~"''' to draw attention to it and obtain comments from the community. This is the mechanism that lets any contributor say: ''"here is my proposal, please look at it and give me ~~feedback~~."''		At the end of your proposal posted in the Discussion tab, you can '''add "Request for Comments"''' to draw attention to it and obtain comments from the community. This is the mechanism that lets any contributor say: ''"here is my proposal, please look at it and give me comments."''

	<span id="~~rff~~-principles"></span>		<span id="rfc-principles"></span>
	== 4. What a Request for ~~Feedback~~ should include ==		== 4. What a Request for Comments should include ==
	A Request for ~~Feedback~~ should include:		A Request for Comments should include:
	* a short title for the proposal;		* a short title for the proposal;
	* the Open Calls it relates to;		* the Open Calls it relates to;
	* a one-line summary of what you propose, which part of the problem you tackle with a solution or guidance (max 5 lines);		* a one-line summary of what you propose, which part of the problem you tackle with a solution or guidance (max 5 lines);
	* the link to where you posted your proposal (the Discussion tab, or an external HTML snapshot);		* the link to where you posted your proposal (the Discussion tab, or an external HTML snapshot);
	* what kind of ~~feedback~~ you are looking for.		* what kind of comments you are looking for.

	<span id="comment-principles"></span>		<span id="comment-principles"></span>
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	<span id="roles"></span>		<span id="roles"></span>
	== Who does what ==		== Who does what ==
	* '''Contributors''' post proposals and raise ~~RFFs~~.		* '''Contributors''' post proposals and raise RFCs.
	* '''Community members''' comment in a decentralized way, offering positions (at least temporary ones, open to revision by later comments).		* '''Community members''' comment in a decentralized way, offering positions (at least temporary ones, open to revision by later comments).
	* '''The operational team''' monitors Discussion pages and provides a first answer within the intended 15-day window.		* '''The operational team''' monitors Discussion pages and provides a first answer within the intended 15-day window.

	<span id="team-building"></span>		<span id="team-building"></span>
	== 6. Focus on team building ==		== 6. Focus on team building and gradual refinement ==
	Though contributions are singular, solutions are often largely the fruit of mutual inspiration. Giving ideas along the way and sharing time online with others, in decentralized dynamics, is how proposals mature: ~~feedback~~ loops between contributors matter as much as the initial idea.		Though contributions are singular, solutions are often largely the fruit of mutual inspiration, mirroring the early Internet's consensus-building process. Giving ideas along the way and sharing time online with others, in decentralized dynamics, is how proposals mature: comment loops between contributors matter as much as the initial idea. Progressive refinement is how it works.

	<span id="open-to-all"></span>		<span id="open-to-all"></span>
	== Open to all ==		== Open to all ==
	This mechanism is '''open to everyone'''. Anyone with a login can submit a proposal and raise a Request for ~~Feedback~~, on '''any''' Open Call page. It is the standard, transparent way to bring ideas forward, attract attention, and get community ~~feedback~~.		This mechanism is '''open to everyone'''. Anyone with a login can submit a proposal and raise a Request for Comments, on '''any''' Open Call page. It is the standard, transparent way to bring ideas forward, attract attention, and get community comments.

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AI-Admin-Assistant: AI-Admin-Assistant moved page Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Open-Calls:Request for Feedback to Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Open-Calls:Request for Comments without leaving a redirect: Rename RFF to RFC per Theo's request

2026-08-09T13:13:34Z

AI-Admin-Assistant moved page Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Open-Calls:Request for Feedback to Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Open-Calls:Request for Comments without leaving a redirect: Rename RFF to RFC per Theo's request

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AI-Admin-Assistant: Add Open Call Status infobox per Theo

2026-08-09T01:07:08Z

Add Open Call Status infobox per Theo

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	{{ExpertIntro\|Request for Feedback (RFF) is the standard, open mechanism for submitting proposals to any Open Call: create a free account, post the proposal in the Discussion tab, then add "Request for Feedback" to invite community comments. The operational team aims to give a first answer within 15 days.}}		{{ExpertIntro\|Request for Feedback (RFF) is the standard, open mechanism for submitting proposals to any Open Call: create a free account, post the proposal in the Discussion tab, then add "Request for Feedback" to invite community comments. The operational team aims to give a first answer within 15 days.}}


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			! colspan="2" style="background: #ccf; text-align: center;" \| Open Call Status
			\|-
			! Wave
			\| Second Wave (Draft)
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			! Status
			\| Not launched yet
			\|-
			! Members / Commission
			\| Undetermined (Under construction)
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			! Chairperson
			\| TBD
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			! Facilitator
			\| TBD
			\|}
	New ideas often die simply because nobody knows where to send them. The RFF mechanism aims to remove that barrier: no email, no gatekeeper, no special status required. A student, a retired lawyer or a curious babysitter can all bring a proposal to the same open table and receive feedback from the community. This is citizen participation in its most direct form, and the whole exchange stays public and transparent.		New ideas often die simply because nobody knows where to send them. The RFF mechanism aims to remove that barrier: no email, no gatekeeper, no special status required. A student, a retired lawyer or a curious babysitter can all bring a proposal to the same open table and receive feedback from the community. This is citizen participation in its most direct form, and the whole exchange stays public and transparent.

AI-Admin-Assistant: Refine tone and structure per Theo

2026-08-05T02:28:35Z

Refine tone and structure per Theo

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	{{KidsIntro\|Anyone can suggest an idea for WikiDeal. You make a free account, write your idea on the Discussion page, and then you can raise your hand to ask others to look at it and give feedback. It is open to everyone.}}		{{KidsIntro\|Anyone can suggest an idea for WikiDeal. You make a free account, write your idea on the Discussion page, and then you can raise your hand to ask others to look at it and give feedback. It is open to everyone.}}
			{{ExpertIntro\|Request for Feedback (RFF) is the standard, open mechanism for submitting proposals to any Open Call: create a free account, post the proposal in the Discussion tab, then add "Request for Feedback" to invite community comments. The operational team aims to give a first answer within 15 days.}}

	~~== Request for Feedback (~~RFF~~) ==~~		New ideas often die simply because nobody knows where to send them. The RFF mechanism aims to remove that barrier: no email, no gatekeeper, no special status required. A student, a retired lawyer or a curious babysitter can all bring a proposal to the same open table and receive feedback from the community. This is citizen participation in its most direct form, and the whole exchange stays public and transparent.
	~~''How~~ to ~~submit~~ a proposal to ~~any Open Call~~, and ~~draw attention to get feedback — open to all''~~

	~~Every [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Open-Calls:Main\|Open Call]] uses the same simple, open mechanism. You do '''not''' need to email anyone. The process is:~~		__TOC__

	=== 1. Create a login ===		<span id="create-login"></span>
	Create a free account on WikiDeal and log in.		== 1. Create a login ==
			Create a free account on WikiDeal and log in. That is all that is required to take part.

	~~That is~~ all ~~that~~ is ~~required to take part~~.		Remember that all content you post about WikiDeal (not your deals, but the governance, the models, the answers to such Open Calls...) is under free licensing ([[wikipedia:Creative_Commons_license\|CC-BY-SA]], like on Wikipedia).

	~~Remember all content you~~ post ~~about wikideal (not~~ your ~~deals, but~~ the ~~governance,~~ the ~~models~~, the ~~answers to such open calls...) are under free licensing~~ (CC-~~BY-SA like on wikipedia~~).		<span id="post-proposal"></span>
			== 2. Post your proposal in the Discussion tab ==
			Go to the '''Discussion''' (Talk) tab of the Open Calls page that interests you, and post your proposal there. Say clearly: ''"I propose the following…"'' and add your ideas and any links (for example a [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Open-Calls:Content Architecture\|link to an HTML snapshot of an architecture proposal]]).

	~~=== 2. Post your proposal in the Discussion tab ===~~		For instance, a contributor who has sketched a better way to organize market categories would post: "I propose the following taxonomy...", with a link to her draft. Nothing needs to be final; a snapshot of work in progress is welcome.
	Go to ~~the '''Discussion''' (Talk) tab of the Open Calls page that interests you, and~~ post ~~your proposal there. Say clearly~~: ''"I propose the ~~following…~~"~~'' — and add your ideas and any links (for example~~ a ~~[[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Open-Calls:Content Architecture\|~~link to ~~an HTML~~ snapshot of ~~an architecture proposal]])~~.

	=== 3. Raise a Request for Feedback (RFF) ===		<span id="raise-rff"></span>
	At the end of ~~you~~ proposal posted in ~~discussion~~ tab, you can '''add "Request for Feedback'''" to draw attention to it and obtain comments from the community. This is the mechanism that lets any contributor say: ''"here is my proposal — please look at it and give me feedback."''		== 3. Raise a Request for Feedback (RFF) ==
			At the end of your proposal posted in the Discussion tab, you can '''add "Request for Feedback"''' to draw attention to it and obtain comments from the community. This is the mechanism that lets any contributor say: ''"here is my proposal, please look at it and give me feedback."''

	=== 4. Request for ~~Comments principles on wikideal =~~==		<span id="rff-principles"></span>
			== 4. What a Request for Feedback should include ==
	A Request for Feedback should include:		A Request for Feedback should include:
	* a short title for the proposal;		* a short title for the proposal;
	* the Open Calls it relates to;		* the Open Calls it relates to;
	* a one-line summary of what you propose, which part of the problem you tackle with a solution or guidance (max 5 lines);		* a one-line summary of what you propose, which part of the problem you tackle with a solution or guidance (max 5 lines);
	* the link to where you posted your proposal (the Discussion tab, or an external HTML snapshot);		* the link to where you posted your proposal (the Discussion tab, or an external HTML snapshot);
	* what kind of feedback you are looking for.		* what kind of feedback you are looking for.

	=== 5. Comments principles ~~===~~		<span id="comment-principles"></span>
			== 5. How comments work ==
			Any user can comment. Comments aim at respecting the following principles:
			* keep it short: a résumé of max 5 lines, with links to more content allowed;
			* assess rationally the social added value of the proposal;
			* consider efficiency, financial aspects, risks and priorities;
			* consider the compatibility of the proposal with the suggested criteria.

			The WikiDeal operational team, led by Athanasios Priftis, executive director of the Ynternet.org Foundation, aims at giving a first answer at the latest 15 days after receiving the request (the team receives alerts at each new edit of Discussion pages). If you get no answer past 15 days, don't hesitate to send an email to team@wikideal.net.

	~~Any user can~~ comment, ~~aiming~~ at ~~respecting~~ the ~~followings :~~		<span id="roles"></span>
			== Who does what ==
			* '''Contributors''' post proposals and raise RFFs.
			* '''Community members''' comment in a decentralized way, offering positions (at least temporary ones, open to revision by later comments).
			* '''The operational team''' monitors Discussion pages and provides a first answer within the intended 15-day window.

	~~max 5 lines résumé, links to more content being allowed~~		<span id="team-building"></span>
			== 6. Focus on team building ==
	~~assessing rationally the social added value,~~		Though contributions are singular, solutions are often largely the fruit of mutual inspiration. Giving ideas along the way and sharing time online with others, in decentralized dynamics, is how proposals mature: feedback loops between contributors matter as much as the initial idea.

	~~including efficiency, financial, risks, priorities,~~

	~~and compatibility of the proposal with suggested criterias,~~

	~~Then, Wikideal operational~~ team, led by Athanasios Priftis, executive director of Ynternet.org foundation, aims at giving a first answer latest 15 days after receiving the request (we receive alerts at each new edit of discussions).

	~~If contributors having raised an RFC get from other users, in decentralized dynamics, feedback to request with a position (at least temporary, up to a new comment), including :~~

	~~If you get no answer past 15 days, don't hesitate to send an email to team@wikideal.net~~

	=== 6. Focus on team building ===
	Though contributions ~~being~~ singular, solutions is often largely the fruit of mutual ~~inspirations~~.

	Giving ideas on the way and sharing time online with ~~other thru~~ decentralized

	~~=== Open to all ===~~

			<span id="open-to-all"></span>
			== Open to all ==
	This mechanism is '''open to everyone'''. Anyone with a login can submit a proposal and raise a Request for Feedback, on '''any''' Open Call page. It is the standard, transparent way to bring ideas forward, attract attention, and get community feedback.		This mechanism is '''open to everyone'''. Anyone with a login can submit a proposal and raise a Request for Feedback, on '''any''' Open Call page. It is the standard, transparent way to bring ideas forward, attract attention, and get community feedback.

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AI-Admin-Assistant: Rename Open Call to Open Calls; remove reputation credits (Theo 2026-08-03)

2026-08-03T19:50:52Z

Rename Open Call to Open Calls; remove reputation credits (Theo 2026-08-03)

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	''How to submit a proposal to any Open Call, and draw attention to get feedback — open to all''		''How to submit a proposal to any Open Call, and draw attention to get feedback — open to all''

	Every [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Open-~~Call~~:Main\|Open Call]] uses the same simple, open mechanism. You do '''not''' need to email anyone. The process is:		Every [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Open-Calls:Main\|Open Call]] uses the same simple, open mechanism. You do '''not''' need to email anyone. The process is:

	=== 1. Create a login ===		=== 1. Create a login ===
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	=== 2. Post your proposal in the Discussion tab ===		=== 2. Post your proposal in the Discussion tab ===
	Go to the '''Discussion''' (Talk) tab of the Open ~~Call~~ page that interests you, and post your proposal there. Say clearly: ''"I propose the following…"'' — and add your ideas and any links (for example a [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Open-~~Call~~:Content Architecture\|link to an HTML snapshot of an architecture proposal]]).		Go to the '''Discussion''' (Talk) tab of the Open Calls page that interests you, and post your proposal there. Say clearly: ''"I propose the following…"'' — and add your ideas and any links (for example a [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Open-Calls:Content Architecture\|link to an HTML snapshot of an architecture proposal]]).

	=== 3. Raise a Request for Feedback (RFF) ===		=== 3. Raise a Request for Feedback (RFF) ===
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	A Request for Feedback should include:		A Request for Feedback should include:
	* a short title for the proposal;		* a short title for the proposal;
	* the Open ~~Call~~ it relates to;		* the Open Calls it relates to;
	* a one-line summary of what you propose, which part of the problem you tackle with a solution or guidance (max 5 lines);		* a one-line summary of what you propose, which part of the problem you tackle with a solution or guidance (max 5 lines);
	* the link to where you posted your proposal (the Discussion tab, or an external HTML snapshot);		* the link to where you posted your proposal (the Discussion tab, or an external HTML snapshot);
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	'''See also:''' [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Open-~~Call~~:Main\|Open Call]] · [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Open-~~Call~~:Content Architecture\|Content Architecture]] · [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Open-~~Call~~:Reverse Abuse\|Reverse Abuse]]		'''See also:''' [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Open-Calls:Main\|Open Call]] · [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Open-Calls:Content Architecture\|Content Architecture]] · [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Open-Calls:Reverse Abuse\|Reverse Abuse]]

	[[Category:Migration June 2026]]		[[Category:Migration June 2026]]
	[[Category:Innovation]]		[[Category:Innovation]]
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AI-Admin-Assistant: AI-Admin-Assistant moved page Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Open-Call:Request for Feedback to Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Open-Calls:Request for Feedback: Rename Open Call to Open Calls (Theo 2026-08-03)

2026-08-03T19:47:47Z

AI-Admin-Assistant moved page Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Open-Call:Request for Feedback to Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Open-Calls:Request for Feedback: Rename Open Call to Open Calls (Theo 2026-08-03)

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AI-Admin-Assistant: Add Category:Innovation

2026-07-22T15:58:48Z

Add Category:Innovation

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Creativesoul4ever: /* 3. Raise a Request for Feedback (RFF) */ started changing to RFC

2026-07-18T16:03:18Z

3. Raise a Request for Feedback (RFF): started changing to RFC

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	=== 1. Create a login ===		=== 1. Create a login ===
	Create a free account on WikiDeal and log in. That is all that is required to take part.		Create a free account on WikiDeal and log in.

			That is all that is required to take part.

			Remember all content you post about wikideal (not your deals, but the governance, the models, the answers to such open calls...) are under free licensing (CC-BY-SA like on wikipedia).

	=== 2. Post your proposal in the Discussion tab ===		=== 2. Post your proposal in the Discussion tab ===
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	=== 3. Raise a Request for Feedback (RFF) ===		=== 3. Raise a Request for Feedback (RFF) ===
	~~Once your~~ proposal is posted, you can '''~~raise a~~ Request for Feedback''' to draw attention to it and obtain comments from the community. This is the mechanism that lets any contributor say: ''"here is my proposal — please look at it and give me feedback."''		At the end of you proposal posted in discussion tab, you can '''add "Request for Feedback'''" to draw attention to it and obtain comments from the community. This is the mechanism that lets any contributor say: ''"here is my proposal — please look at it and give me feedback."''

			=== 4. Request for Comments principles on wikideal ===
	A Request for Feedback should include:		A Request for Feedback should include:
	* a short title for the proposal;		* a short title for the proposal;
	* the Open Call it relates to;		* the Open Call it relates to;
	* a one-line summary of what you propose;		* a one-line summary of what you propose, which part of the problem you tackle with a solution or guidance (max 5 lines);
	* the link to where you posted it (the Discussion tab, or an external HTML snapshot);		* the link to where you posted your proposal (the Discussion tab, or an external HTML snapshot);
	* what kind of feedback you are looking for.		* what kind of feedback you are looking for.

			=== 5. Comments principles ===


			Any user can comment, aiming at respecting the followings :

			max 5 lines résumé, links to more content being allowed

			assessing rationally the social added value,

			including efficiency, financial, risks, priorities,

			and compatibility of the proposal with suggested criterias,

			Then, Wikideal operational team, led by Athanasios Priftis, executive director of Ynternet.org foundation, aims at giving a first answer latest 15 days after receiving the request (we receive alerts at each new edit of discussions).

			If contributors having raised an RFC get from other users, in decentralized dynamics, feedback to request with a position (at least temporary, up to a new comment), including :

			If you get no answer past 15 days, don't hesitate to send an email to team@wikideal.net

			=== 6. Focus on team building ===
			Though contributions being singular, solutions is often largely the fruit of mutual inspirations.

			Giving ideas on the way and sharing time online with other thru decentralized

	=== Open to all ===		=== Open to all ===