A main reason for setting up a Dojo project on the Kata was that we'd turn each phase of development into a learning workshop and also provide opportunities for apprentices to learn by working on the project. This in turn could form the proof of concept for subsequent Kata projects.

Just in-case you missed it, the new Drupal Dojo website is live! Huge props to Aaron Winborn, Trevor Twining, and others who have helped develop and design the site. Also big thanks to Acquia, Pronovix, Advomatic, and Omega8.cc for providing human resource and infrastructure support.

The following are open issues and priorities that need to be resolved before the new Drupal Dojo site is live. Let's review, revise, implement, and get this thing up and running!
http://drupalkata.com/drupaldojo/node/338

I extracted this from the current masthead design to allow for a more branded image on twitter.

Greetings from the Dojo project on the new DrupalKata.com! I've moved the site spec here so we can openly revise and collaborate. There are still some holes/inaccuracies in the spec. and we're going to have to reconcile with the work already accomplished on http://dev.drupaldojo.com/.

I should also note the team is filling out nicely, yet it's imperative we ensure everyone is properly incentivized and we're efficient with the teams limited time. So let's be sure to cost this out and ensure we have an actual project manager driving this.

Referenced is an outline for several ongoing programs in pre-production (including potential cast and crew). Monetizing content and events should be a key element in reaching short and long term sustainability so its key to lock this down.

Any initial thoughts on this?