05: Open Questions
Do not decide these alone. Each is either the project lead's, or needs a party outside this site.
| # | Question | Why it is open |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Is the grant applied for, and when is it disclosed? | The disclosures page promises that any programme is recorded there first. An application is the first moment that promise is testable, and the ordering is the point. Blocking on the project lead |
| 2 | Does a speech counterpart to the listen call get built? | It is the natural first integration for this provider, it fits the existing bridge, and it is a platform decision rather than a site one |
| 3 | Which workloads are named in "what we use it for"? | Only the project lead knows which are real and which are intended, and the section is worthless if it contains the second kind |
| 4 | Does tier three ship for this provider, or stay a specification? | It needs the platform's key custody work, and the honest label is available today either way |
| 5 | How much of the video toolchain is this provider's job? | An April decision chose a browser stack for zero marginal cost; using a hosted voice reverses it. Both are probably right for different outputs and nobody has drawn the line |
| 6 | Is a measured latency distribution worth publishing? | Three samples are not a distribution and the site says so. A real one is the kind of number only a third party publishes, and it costs credits to produce |
| 7 | Who owns the links between this site and its siblings? | Open since 20 August: several site agents, one composition, no named owner |
| 8 | Does the site publish our own key's scope? | It would be the most concrete possible statement about pattern zero with a ceiling, and it is an operational disclosure |
Two Notes For Whoever Answers Them
Question 5 is the one that will be answered by drifting if nobody answers it deliberately. The April brief chose a local stack explicitly for zero marginal cost per video; a hosted voice brings quality, languages and alignment and brings a key, a per-character cost and a demonstration that stops working when downloaded. Write the decision down whichever way it goes.
Question 1 has a deadline that is not obvious. The disclosures page currently reads that there are no relationships, checked on a date. That sentence becomes false the moment an application is approved, and the page's own commitment is to have recorded it before then, not after.
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