In addition to the existing FSF RYF system I propose the creation of a "Freedom Inside" rating and certification system where vendors (now that there are more than a few) can have their products certified by a central body.
This would have: Multiple levels of freedom with a clear central website with explanations of what each freedom level is (low, med, high, or something to that effect). Standardized requirements for company marketing Everything agreed upon on by various community experts "request for feedback" Indicators of performance level and market segment on the intel inside style badge placed on every device (eg: the laymen could use an ARM laptop day to day, but has no idea how it compares to an x86 device - nor does he know that $2K is a actually a good deal for performance server hardware) Ease of source-compilation requirement, so that the average power user can easily roll their own (ex: no getting unsigned 5 year old libs from a shady website)
I also propose a hardware-freedom-generic mailinglist be created for philosophy debates, "should I buy X?", newbie questions etc moreso now that TALOS 2 is in the picture the hardware freedom world is more than just coreboot so I think it would be a great idea.