Individual Contributions to Ethereum dot org documentation/content
Contributed to Ethereum.org by updating the reading sections, editing PoW vs PoS introductions for clarity, and revising the FAQs on proof of stake.User Review
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Reviewed on 14 Feb 2024 07:26 PM
Project - A "project" refers to a contributor to the ethereum.org website domain or subdomains. Contributors ("projects") can apply as individuals or as collectives, noting only one Ethereum address will be used for payout.
The individual has provided evidence of contributions to the ethereum.org domain in the form of GitHub pull requests, indicating they are a valid contributor.
Completed work - Contribution must have been performed in the past—funding is not intended for future/planned work.
The contributions listed are linked to past GitHub pull requests, which suggests that the work has already been completed.
Evidence - Must provide a public link to clear evidence of contribution. This is both for the operating team, as well as for donors participating in a round to see.
Public GitHub links have been provided that show clear evidence of the contributions made to ethereum.org.
Financial disclosures - Applicants who may have previously received funding for their work associated with a contribution are welcome to apply, but for the sake of transparency are required to disclose this amount publicly.
The application does not mention whether the individual has previously received funding for the work they have contributed. Without this disclosure, it is unclear if they meet the requirement for transparency.
Time period - Contributions are currently allowed from any time since 2019, which marked the v1.0.1 release of the current code repository, until October 2023.
The provided links to GitHub pull requests do not include dates, but the application implies that contributions were made within the allowed time frame. However, without specific dates, this assessment is based on the assumption that the links are to recent contributions.
Round will be managed by members of the ethereum.org core team who are ineligible to receive matching funds.
This criterion pertains to the management of the round and not the eligibility of the individual applicant.
Full-time and part-time employees/contractors of the Ethereum Foundation are not eligible to apply to the round.
The application does not indicate any employment or contractor relationship with the Ethereum Foundation, thus the individual is presumably eligible under this criterion.