This is a terrible era for it, but IMO Wayland is a portion of the software stack that at least _in part_ really needs funding provided by educational grants.

This is a terrible era for it, but IMO Wayland is a portion of the software stack that at least _in part_ really needs funding provided by educational grants. Fund professors and such to maintain it, with some students (probably earning bounties for maintaining / delivering). The incentive structure should be work-shopped _a lot more_. However it's going to have to be contributions to the commons. There's not a big commercial project to really fund it as an ADA requirement.