also sprach Giacomo Catenazzi <cate@debian.org> [2014-12-04 14:27 +0100]:
> So I think past orga (as informed persons), but also entire team
> should be able to give opinions on how much risk we could take.
Alternatively, we should trust and empower the budgeting/bursaries
people to establish their own risk limit and leave it up to them
whether to gather a wider set of opinions.
> But I think we need to discuss first if we will do something
> against blind registrations, because it would effect the
> overcommit level.
In my opinion, if you applied for travel sponsorship and then
changed your plans without a good explanation, then this should have
been the last time we sponsored that person for a while. Making sure
people know this ahead of time (assuming we agree) should already go
a long way towards eliminating the need for over-committing. I'd
much rather solve things that way and spend more time on fundraising
so that we can have a larger travel budget.
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