Noticing that the (25%, 70%) figure is sufficiently different from what I would have said that we must be understanding some of the terms differently.
My clause there is intended to include cases like: software engineers (but not the people choosing what features to implement); caterers; lawyers … basically if a professional could do a great job as a service without being value aligned, then I don’t think it’s making calls about what kind of community building needs to happen.
I don’t mean to include the people choosing features to implement on the forum (after someone else has decided that we should invest in there forum), people choosing what marketing campaigns to run (after someone else has decided that we should run marketing campaigns), people deciding how to run an intro fellowship week to week (after someone else told them to), etc. I do think in this category maybe I’d be happy dipping under 20%, but wouldn’t be very happy dipping under 10%. (If it’s low figures like this it’s less likely that they’ll be literally trying to do direct work with that time vs just trying to keep up with its priorities.)
Noticing that the (25%, 70%) figure is sufficiently different from what I would have said that we must be understanding some of the terms differently.
My clause there is intended to include cases like: software engineers (but not the people choosing what features to implement); caterers; lawyers … basically if a professional could do a great job as a service without being value aligned, then I don’t think it’s making calls about what kind of community building needs to happen.
I don’t mean to include the people choosing features to implement on the forum (after someone else has decided that we should invest in there forum), people choosing what marketing campaigns to run (after someone else has decided that we should run marketing campaigns), people deciding how to run an intro fellowship week to week (after someone else told them to), etc. I do think in this category maybe I’d be happy dipping under 20%, but wouldn’t be very happy dipping under 10%. (If it’s low figures like this it’s less likely that they’ll be literally trying to do direct work with that time vs just trying to keep up with its priorities.)
Do you think we have a substantive disagreement?