I'll try to evaluate each application neutrally and at the same time try and let applicants know if their idea/project already exists/is being worked on to attempt to save time/resources. I'm also going to have to keep some things private as to not spoil their ideas/ambitions from having other projects/users copy/steal them before they're built/announced.
I'm not entirely sure on the fee, I was thinking of checking the first couple months the workload/time/input of mine required, I'm guessing 10-15% but not higher than 20. I also plan on staking excessive HBD so we can make the most out of subscriptions.
For newcomers I expect them to show they understand what they're doing and upon renewals check that they're up to speed on security of the projects for end users.
Plus potentially more requirements/restrictions as we move forward and things are made apparent.
RE: Claude DHF subscriptions