Hey Dimitry, thanks for the long comment, I'll adress each point in the same order:

The reason we have a website is to address the recurrent problem/issue/complain from users that *there is not a single website that explains what is steem and that a newbie can just go and learn everything without having to jump from website to website and from dapp to dapp*, so apart from our youtube channel which we will focus in spreading, the website serves as a "landing page" for anyone looking to learn everything there is to learn from the steem ecosystem.

Thanks for the tip about the online academy, we will look into that as it is definitely something we are looking for in the future (perhaps as a phase 2 or 3 of the project).

* Regarding the time, we're stretching it like that because even though the budget is 15k SBD, we have a team of almost 20 people, so that spread between them depending on their tasks, is not enough to have them working full time, but more of a side gig. That being mentioned, the budget allows us to set deadlined for the team but it doesn't allow us to put pressure on said deadlines. One video a week (writing the script, translations to ten languages, recording from ten different people with different shcedules, editing by one editor, and web update) sounds like something achievable considering the budget. That's the reason we're spreading that into 5 months, so we can have 22-24 more vids up and running by then and actually consider steemonboarding.com a working website and not a work in constant progress. But yes, we'll consider doing the funding in batches, perhaps the community will get behind funding that if it ends up being in phases.

Hashtag added :)

Regarding the proof of work, that's exactly why we are committing to make a weekly update post with what we achieved during the week.

Thanks about the milestone section, will definitely add that up.

Great comment, thanks for the feedback!

> Actually, in the beginning I wouldn't even build a website, instead I would have a YouTube + 3Speak channels and spend all of the budget on influencers that can help you to teach the fresh and new audience.

This. Do an mvp first.

Proposals haven't been around for long enough to know what people "will usually do" I think saying so right now is a lot of projecting ... that was the issue I had with the presentation by @howo and a bit of what @anyx mentioned. We dont have enough data to know what people will usually do. And I think maybe you guys are saying what the active whales will usually do. Personally we haven't seen them act enough to get a good analysis and they haven't written a post yet either.  I get the sense they just vote for people they trust and tools they personally use. 

But nonetheless some good suggestions