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=== David — one additional thought, more tightly focused on the practical side of your questions: ===

How StratML helps you raise money:
Funders increasingly want clear, credible, outcome-oriented plans. StratML simply makes your goals, strategies, and performance data transparent, structured, and instantly reusable across all the systems donors and intermediaries rely on.
It reduces friction and increases trust — which is the key to fundraising.

Who uses it today:
While adoption is still emerging, there are thousands of strategic plans already rendered in StratML at AboutThem.info, ranging from small nonprofits to major institutions, standards bodies, local governments, and federal agencies. I’d be glad to connect you directly with several who are already applying it.

How it helps with systemic change reporting:
Systemic change is hardest to measure. StratML does not force simplistic metrics — instead, it helps you:
* break complex outcomes into intermediate indicators,
* track signals of influence and movement over time,
* and communicate progress between the big “wins” (legislative or judicial).

In other words: it gives you a credible performance narrative even when the results are long-horizon and nonlinear.

If helpful, I’d be glad to walk through how your current plan could look in StratML so you can see the practical fundraising and reporting benefits firsthand.