Set up repo for managing our cross platform plans #3
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Opening for discussion. I was thinking of ways to help align our cross-product plans, and having a singular repository that all our products use to track shared goals seemed like a sensible solution. The proposed README.md goes into more detail.
Might be cool to even administer the repo with a DAO using radicle orgs or something at some point.
This PR would not just be some new specifications, it represents using this repo to try to reflect the current state of our product, and use pull requests against it as proposals for cross-product changes.
This solves the problem where we open an issue on both mobile and extension every time there is even a small improvement that should be made in both. Those teams could still track their individual progress, but this can give us a shared issue board for considering cross-platform improvements.