Hi,  is very modular and has many excellent Drupal 10 modules, but often, there are Drupal 10 modules that would benefit from more development time. Many sites hire a developer to solve issues with Drupal 10 modules, but I was thinking that there may be a better way to support the development of Drupal 10 modules.  This is what I was thinking about Drupal 10 Maintenance and Support Service There could be a Drupal 10 module that allow a site administrator to “donate” an amount of money to the developers of some Drupal 10 modules and themes used in his site.  This could be a recurring payment, that can be cancelled or modified at any given moment. For example, I could donate $50 per month to the developers of  cTools Rules aLinks advanced forum Another option could be to split the donation amount into all the Drupal 10 modules used by the site.  I think that a system like this will foster the faster development of Drupal 10 modules and the quality of them. A part of the money that is currently spend “privately” (for example, a site that privately hires a developer to solve an issue with a Drupal 10 module) will be aggregated into a big “pool” of development funding.  It will also foster the development of new Drupal 10 modules, because many developers will find opportunities to earn money by doing it.  I think that the number of installs is so large, that even a relatively small amount of money donated by a small part of them will create a large sum of money.  Source Drupal 10 Maintenance and Support Service https Drupal 10 Maintenance and Support Service//www.Drupal 10.org/taxonomy/term/2/feed Source Drupal 10 Maintenance and Support Service Drupal 10 blender