Fellowship blog for napari plugin sustainability initiative #78
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@TimMonko I left a few smaller comments, but overall my main feedback is that this seems too long and expansive---we envisioned these blog posts more as introductions to the projects, and I think this might be too much. It also feels like it is talking about a lot more than your individual fellowship project efforts; I get wanting to tie into the broader project and collaborative efforts, but ultimately this should be more about your work. |
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Will be cross posted on napari/island-dispatch#26 where I suspect some reviews there will change what I have in this blog. The working group meets again in about 12 hours, which should hopefully have some feedback.