Scribe
Decentralized app for crowdsourcing and incentivizing the collaborative creation of written content, with cryptocurrency rewards and NFT ownership for contributors.User Review
AI Review
A1
Reviewed on 15 Feb 2024 01:30 PM
Web3 Open Source Software Round Eligibility
The project 'Scribe' appears to be focused on Web3 applications as it incentivizes collaborative content creation on the blockchain through donations and NFTs, which aligns with the Web3 Open Source Software round's focus.
To be eligible for this grant round, projects must meet the general program policy and the following specific requirements:
The description and links provided suggest that 'Scribe' meets the general program policy and specific requirements like being open source, having recent activity, and a Web3 focus. However, without explicit detail on the general program policy, this assessment assumes compliance based on provided information.
Open Source: The project must be open-source.
The 'Scribe' project is hosted on GitHub, which typically hosts open-source software, and no information has been provided that suggests it is not open source. Therefore, it is presumed open source unless otherwise stated.
Recent Activity: There must be meaningful GitHub activity within the past 3 months, demonstrating ongoing work aligned with the project's mission.
The User GitHub shows 8 commits in the past 3 months indicating some activity, but the Project GitHub indicates no commits in that timeframe. There is also a closed pull request. It's uncertain whether this level of activity is considered 'meaningful' without further context regarding the nature and impact of the commits.
Web3 Focus: The project should primarily aim to develop or advance the broader Ethereum and/or Web3 ecosystem
Scribe's use of cryptocurrency donations, NFTs for contributors, and its emphasis on decentralized application structure demonstrate a clear focus on advancing the Web3 ecosystem, particularly in the area of collaborative content creation on Ethereum.