While OSCI is primarily a reputation tool, it could actually do some good things if it could provide a ground for companies to support and compete in this user story.
What especially companies can do, if they like to support poetry in a way, is to give there employees a fixed time they can spend to support poetry. Having more people, who can contribute on a regular bases, would help us a lot. They don't necessarily need to start coding. Looking into the issue tracker and finding duplicates or outdated tickets or answer question there is important as well and would give us more time in actually fixing bugs or implement new features.
While OSCI is primarily a reputation tool, it could actually do some good things if it could provide a ground for companies to support and compete in this user story.
https://github.com/python-poetry/poetry/issues/4160#issuecomment-859464974