How to Zuzalu: Open Source Playbook for building a pop-up community
Develop a user-friendly guide for deploying a 200-person pop-up community, inclusive of organization strategies and scalability, with limitations on branding, financing, and infrastructure details.User Review
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Reviewed on 14 Feb 2024 12:43 PM
Projects must be in support of the Zuzalu mission to foster a global network of communities to advance humanity by creating playgrounds at the intersection of free and open technology, health, and social innovation.
The project's aim to create an open-source playbook for building pop-up communities aligns with Zuzalu's mission of fostering global networks and advancing humanity through open technology and social innovation.
The individual or team leading the project must plan to continue their work with grant funding.
The project's description states the intention to sustain and update the playbook over time, indicating a plan to continue work with grant funding.
Project or creator must have a verified Github and/or Twitter account.
The project has provided a Github account, but there is no Twitter account listed, and the verification status of the Github account is not evident in the information provided.
Projects must abide by the Gitcoin Platform eligibility policy in addition to the requirements outlined above.
Without specific details on the Gitcoin Platform eligibility policy, it is unclear whether the project abides by all the necessary policies. Further investigation is needed.