Now that we have a better underlying set of principles, and will possibly end up with a more mature environment, I wonder if it might be a good idea to invite some projects to be GNU projects. In the past my projects became GNU projects because Stallman appreciated the work I did in early GNU stuff and had written me in 1996 saying: but that idea of "hey, this person who has my ear is doing something, so I'll bless it" is not OK for our mature GNU project :-) So I got to thinking about whether some projects that are key infrastructure, and a more modern version of such, might want to be GNU projects. Some end user ones as well. I wonder if it might be possible to invite them to be part of the GNU Assembly. Two came to mind: At the low-level end of the spectrum are the Meson build system, which makes a good bid at gently phasing out autotools (I'm beginning to do that phasing myself). The other is https://lichess.org/ by Thibault Duplessis. For those who do not follow chess, lichess.org is a huge free software success story, and a real part of what kept the world going during the lockdown. There is an amazing lecture the author gives on lichess.org here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LZgyVadkgmI which really shows his single-minded dedication to offering a free (as in freedom and as in cost) service. Licensing is spelled out in the way we love at: https://lichess.org/source