Members still weighing their choice can read The DropTimes' interviews with seven candidates to compare their priorities before casting a ballot.
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Open-source software still depends on infrastructure and human maintenance that carry real costs. Farriss argues that institutions should plan for those costs before contracts are awarded.
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A contributed experiment can take years to become a supported core capability. PreviousNext’s history offers one view of the work sustained between those points.
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How the Drupal Association raises money can shape who influences the project and which work gets sustained. James Abrahams makes that tension central to his board candidacy.
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Drupal’s openness is tested not only by software choices, but by who carries the maintenance burden and whether institutions support the commons they use.
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Farriss says reserves are covering a gap in Drupal’s wider stewardship work, prompting proposals to expose programme costs and connect enterprise use with ongoing support.
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Matthew Saunders links his board candidacy to a question now facing Drupal: how the Association can earn community trust through measurable listening, accessible participation, and public accountability.
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