User Review
AI Review
A1
Reviewed on 12 Apr 2024 08:02 PM
Projects and grantees must contribute to the Avalanche Ecosystem in some demonstrable way. The grant must aim to support or directly advance the Avalanche ecosystem. This includes areas like:
** Public Goods Software
** Analytics
** Education
** On-Chain Infrastructure and Protocols
** Gaming
** NFT / Arts & Culture
** Consumer Applications
The project 'Meg's Ocean cleanup' has not provided sufficient information on how it contributes to the Avalanche Ecosystem in any of the areas mentioned. There are also no details about what the project does, its goals, or any relevant activities. The provided smart contract address does not suffice as an explanation or proof of contribution.
History of contributing to the Avalanche Ecosystem: While this is not a hard requirement, previous contributions by applicants to the Avalanche ecosystem will be considered for admission into grant rounds.
There is no provided evidence or information detailing any history of contributions to the Avalanche ecosystem by 'Meg's Ocean cleanup' project or the user associated with it. The absence of a project Twitter, Github, or other social presence indicates a lack of verifiable history.
The project needs to be at least three months old: this includes having a social presence for that period, public repositories, or verified contracts deployed.
There is no evidence provided that 'Meg's Ocean cleanup' exists as a project for at least three months. There is no social presence, public repositories, or any other type of verification to substantiate the project's age and ongoing activities.