Right now there is unfortunately no-one added under "I am willing to put work into this". Is that reflecting reality?

We shouldn't try to jam mobile UI conventions into a desktop platform except in the very small number of limited cases where they make sense for specific, well-understood reasons.

KDE needs to be convergent doesn't make sense. "KDE software needs to be convergent" would make sense. :-)

I was working in parallel in this proposal I just submitted, my suggestion is about a more overarching effort relating to the onboarding of new contributors:
https://phabricator.kde.org/T7116

This related proposal was also made, but it is more specific to bugzilla and coders:
https://phabricator.kde.org/T6832
I guess the two could merge in the process of discussion.

I did! :)

Are you going to adapt it or should I?

In my experience, one of the biggest impediments for students and professors in the humanities is dependence on Microsoft Word. They won't switch because they need perfect document fidelity when sharing, and a really obvious and user-friendly interface. And LibreOffice needs a lot of work in those departments if it's to be a drop-in replacement. It's not a KDE project, but putting some work into it would surely benefit not only us, but the whole FOSS ecosystem.

This is a goal which (hopefully) pretty much everyone in KDE can rally behind (otherwise our Vision, Mission and Strategy would not reflect the community's).

Sounds good to me!

I am not sure if we should limit this to bugzilla. How about widening the scope to be about improving on-boarding processes and experiences in general?