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> Rather in formally, though. No dates, no actual poll, no evaluation.
> I wouldn't push for such a formal poll. But then again, if anyone
> needs help to decide which can of code worms to jump into, I
> wouldn't mind if there was such a poll.

What we need is enough development time available that we can actually
plan some schedules instead of just "when things happen".  Then we can
pick a time when we can afford to mess up the code base to do some
long-overdue internal changes, and have a group of devs active on some
big projects together.

If we can get to that point, I think picking something to work on
would be a small problem :-)