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Consumerium Projects are things that probably don't get done if no body volunteers to do them.
- Make some effort to decide how big the Development Wiki should be, and make some scope decisions, which will help to close off some open links.
- Figure out which of the Metaweb Projects are in common with Consumerium, e.g. a wikitext standard and some agreements for GFDL text corpus management might well be.
- Design a pilot project and consider software development concepts to apply, or whether methodological pluralism must apply, that is, no choices of which concepts to apply, deliberately. Seems there must be at least a choice to have a certain set of agile methods, or not have any defined or specified methods. See also Python and wiki code and mobile device code for side issues that will influence development by choice of tools.
- Come up with a list of wiki management and wiki governance practices that make sense, complete with good examples (hard to find) not just bad ones (easy to find).