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<div>First, I would start processing pending pull requests and react to bug reports on Github (merge / give feedback). A project that has virtually lost all active core developers and that nobody feels responsible to create roadmaps and to drive releases is not very likely to attract new developers.</div>
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<div>Then, and maybe I've missed that, there should be an official statement about the healthiness of the 3.0 branch (compared to the 2.7 branch) and about where checkins should go.</div>
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<div>And finally, it would be very helpful if some "official" test suite results would be accessible somewhere, so that any developer can easily see which of the red tests are actually due to his changes.</div>
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<div>Just my 2 cents. I am using IronPython on a daily basis, but the current situation makes it hard to recommend it to anybody else.</div>
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