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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 | |||
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! Wave | |||
| Second Wave (Draft) | |||
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! Status | |||
| Not launched yet | |||
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! Members / Commission | |||
| Undetermined (Under construction) | |||
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! Chairperson | |||
| TBD | |||
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! Facilitator | |||
| TBD | |||
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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 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. | ||