RPMFusion and downstream

Hi all, By request, following up a conversation I started on IRC... I run Korora[1], a Fedora Remix which relies heavily on RPMFusion, so firstly, thanks for all the great work. I think it has been taken for granted RPMFusion is there - the issues around the 23 release made me realise that. Ultimately I've been thinking more about the role that RPMFusion plays and I feel that it's really essential to the Fedora ecosystem - without it, we wouldn't be able to provide a decent user experience or "compete" with other distros. It needs to become a first-class citizen somehow, however I doubt that Fedora will ever officially take on the RPMFusion role, although there have been some changes in Fedora with ideas like supporting third party repos and even including metadata for non-free and patent encumbered free software which might change the landscape a bit. That brings me to the upcoming 24 release and whether projects like mine should be doing more to help RPMFusion get across the line.. any thoughts? I know that RPMFusion is in the middle of a transition to new infrastructure. Is there perhaps a case to be made for stripping back RPMFusion to some more core packages, to focus on quality and delivery, then re-building out? Or do we have all the devs ready and waiting to go once the new infra is ready? Thanks! Chris [1] https://kororaproject.org