User Review
AI Review
A1
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.
There is no specific information provided regarding contributions to the ethereum.org domain or subdomains.
Completed work - Contribution must have been performed in the past—funding is not intended for future/planned work.
The project description seems to imply previous work, though no specific details of past contributions are given.
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.
No clear public evidence of contribution to ethereum.org has been provided.
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.
There is no information given about whether the project has received prior funding, nor any financial disclosures.
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 time frame for the project's eligibility falls within the required period, but the exact timing of contributions is unspecified.
Round will be managed by members of the ethereum.org core team who are ineligible to receive matching funds.
This criterion is an operating guideline for the round management and not directly relevant to the eligibility of the project itself.
Full-time and part-time employees/contractors of the Ethereum Foundation are not eligible to apply to the round.
It is not clear from the provided information whether 'Kieran's awesome grant' involves a current full-time or part-time employee or contractor of the Ethereum Foundation.