Open Source Observer
Creating an open-source registry for Ethereum projects with metrics to track developer activity, onchain users, and ecosystem impact for easier discovery and funding of digital public goods.User Review
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Reviewed on 15 Feb 2024 02:28 PM
Web3 Open Source Software Round Eligibility
The Open Source Observer fulfills the general program policy by focusing on tracking and advancing open source projects within the Ethereum space, which is relevant for the Web3 community.
To be eligible for this grant round, projects must meet the general program policy and the following specific requirements:
The provided project information and Github activity indicate that the Open Source Observer meets the general program policy and the specific requirements for the grant round.
Open Source: The project must be open-source.
The project's website and GitHub repository indicate that it is indeed open source, as its registry is free and fully open source.
Recent Activity: There must be meaningful GitHub activity within the past 3 months, demonstrating ongoing work aligned with the project's mission.
The GitHub activity shows a significant number of commits and issues being processed in the last 3 months, demonstrating ongoing development aligned with the project's goals.
Web3 Focus: The project should primarily aim to develop or advance the broader Ethereum and/or Web3 ecosystem
The project's stated purpose is to create a registry and impact metrics for Ethereum-based open source projects, which constitutes a clear focus on advancing the Ethereum and Web3 ecosystem.