Thank you for being transparent throughout this process and for sharing your schedule too! This is a great model for engaging the classroom and surely others will use this as an example. Reading more into the proposals and will respond more thoroughly soon...
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You know, the lack of transparency in managing what is the public trust (and, of course, what is in the public interest) runs so deep that we take for granted that it is normal and right. This project challenges and questions that tradition/assumption. What do funders have to hide? Shouldn't be anything, right? It's all in the public interest... or should be.
Also, we're especially keen on not only funding the "best" project, as defined by our criteria, but (I hope, anyway) the one that will continue to leverage STEEM and the power of Steemit.