1) Please participate in the 'Proposal for a more agile "Fedora.next" discussion.
2) Please stop using the word "platform" and say very precisely what you mean. I've seen at least the following meanings recently.
- "a platform for applications" = "deployment target" = "API": e.g. when saying "This application runs on Linux" / "This is a Rails application", "I want Fedora to be a platform attractive to application developers"
- "a platform for ecosystems" = "a (hidden) base for APIs/deployment targets"; e.g. "I want Fedora to be a platform for Rails, Python and GNOME" (with developers presumed to be writing Rails and Python and GNOME applications)
- "a platform for operating systems" = "a toolset for developing custom distributions": "I want Fedora to be a platform for Sugar / my phone hacking".
- "not a product": "I want Fedora to be a platform carrying software I like, not a product held to a higher standard of integration" (No one actually says it like this but that's what it sometimes amounts to.) Mirek