I sent an invitation to a bunch of relevant tasks, as seen in the log above.

Now I know that batch edits don't allow any paragraph formatting in comments... This is how the original looked like:

We are trying to help all open tasks listed under "Work continues after Lyon" at the Wikimedia Hackathon 2015 workboard finding their best way forward.

• If you are participating in Wikimania, consider adding the #Wikimania-Hackathon-2015 project to get this task in that loop, which is about to start.
• If you think this project could welcome help from a dedicated Google Summer of Code or Outreachy intern, or from an Individual Engagement Grant, add the Possible-Tech-Projects project.
• If you would like to receive some other type of support (organizing a Tech Talk, establishing contacts with existing developer teams in Wikimedia or elsewhere, travel sponsorship for a related activity... you name it), please create a subtask explaining your request and associate it with #Engineering-Community (or you can start by commenting here if you prefer).
• Keeping the description, priority and assigned fields up to date always helps. :)

For some context about this message, see T101151: Evaluate which projects showcased at the Wikimedia Hackathon should be supported further. It is the last communication related to Wikimedia-Hackathon-2015 that we will post here.

The survey contains a question that is relevant to this task:

What is the project that impressed you the most?

I have access to the results of the survey in real time, so I will extract and process the replies in a couple of weeks, when most people have answered.

With a role change (from more purely software engineering to more purely managing) I don't have a lot of bandwidth to work T91658: Hacking: Wiki Radio. But @bgerstle, @coreyfloyd, @Mhurd, do you think this is something that may be of interest to you and if you might have experimentation time to do this The Right Way? I totally understand if it's not practical.

@Qgil, I need to think quickly and hard about whether I can make this a part of my goals for Q1 or perhaps more realistically, Q2 & beyond. I like coding in Swift (and I like coding), and I still think something like a queued radio-like experience would be pretty neat (and someday, think about the possibility of having users record sections of articles, entire articles, pronunciations, and more). But I have to be practical, too. @brion, any interest in this, and realistically, would there be time for you and I to pair program on this? I totally understand if not.

@dr0ptp4kt, I have copied your comment to T91658#1410372 because that discussion belongs there.