savageorange said:
It's a bit beyond the scope of the current transcript proposition,

But... this is how things are built.

One person says "I have an idea"
other people add on, and share their opinions. "We could do this this" "make sure we don't do that"

Ultimately, it will come down to the administration: They'll discuss features they want, how they'll interact and how feasible things are or are not.

Our job's mostly to provide feedback and ideas.

It's up for them to decide if they want to do this at all and, if they do, if they want to do it sweet and simple, complicated and detailed, or implement it in phases or whatever.

But you give them ideas NOW, rather than wait for the feature to arrive and then offer suggestions about how to make it better--suggestions that might require totally reworking the system.