Ian Dunn

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[Some ideas](https://make.wordpress.org/project/2022/05/23/request-for-feedback-recording-five-for-the-future-contributions/#comment-105) from @harishankerr > * Uploading videos to WordPress.tv > * Work done on editing or subtitling videos to WordPress.tv > * Uploading a photo to [the Photos directory]...

It looks like the `pledges` ones have been handled by `wporg-seo`. #142 mentioned this one as well: > https://wordpress.org/five-for-the-future/?s=yoast should omit the tag ...which now has https://wordpress.org/five-for-the-future/search/yoast/ as the canonical....

We might be able to use private slack channels for this with code like https://github.com/WordPress/wordpress.org/blob/b8ec42a9d7c77f6d69789a12f5f211c54d459f81/api.wordpress.org/public_html/dotorg/slack/security-team.php#L28-L34

That should be doable. The implementation details would probably depend on exactly what the milestones are, and may need to be different for different milestones. In general though, a cron...

It feels a bit less awkward to me if we change `has pledged` to `sponsors`: > My Company sponsors 2 people to contribute 20 hours a week ...but these might...

That's a really good point. We could use the digest work in #197 to add something like this to a profile: > Sent 37 messages on Slack ...or just use...

> an explicit command in Slack like /meeting? I worry that it won't get much usage because people won't know it exists, and will forget to use it. If we...

How do you see that working? Someone posting a message in `#props` like, `Thanks to @example for hosting today's Community meeting` ? Ideally it'd be automated IMO, but `#props` could...

I assumed that was in reference to _outbound_ requests, and specifically to the `reject_unsafe_urls` param of `wp_remote_{get|post}`. That defaults to `false`, though, so I guess that wouldn't make sense. If...