Closed crtahlin closed 2 years ago
Issue Status: 1. Open 2. Started 3. Submitted 4. Done
Work has been started.
These users each claimed they can complete the work by 23 hours ago. Please review their action plans below:
1) mayorval has started work.
An insightful blog published on swarm. 2) d0nc0de has started work.
Publishing a blog on swarm decentralized storage. 3) laurenkumar has started work.
Digital Freedom, like its name entails, is a blog about Digital Freedom 4) admin-x-code has started work.
I moved essential part of a blog post to Swarm decentralized storage. 5) ray-blue has started work.
Blog post on WAM and Decentralised storage 6) walterwhites has started work.
Blog to share about Data Privacy, and Liberty on internet. Using Swarm and public gateway
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I need a clarification on the terms of this bounty. "This challenge is about publishing an existing blog on decentralized storage" Does this mean that blogs published during the duration of this hackathon directly to swarm are not eligible?
@isharif The prize is about moving/migrating existing blog (not a blog post, but a whole blog "site") to Swarm decentralized storage. It is not about content creation, but about making content available on Swarm.
Any blog posts published during hackathon should of course also be available on Swarm. But creating a blog "site" content from the ground up for the hackathon is not the purpose of this prize.
Issue Status: 1. Open 2. Started 3. Submitted 4. Done
Work for 783.0 BZZ (939.6 USD @ $1.2/BZZ) has been submitted by:
@fairdatasociety-github please take a look at the submitted work:
Issue Status: 1. Open 2. Started 3. Submitted 4. Done
The funding of 783.0 BZZ (422.60 USD @ $0.54/BZZ) attached to this issue has been approved & issued to @laurenkumar.
Prize Bounty
3 winners of 261 BZZ each
Challenge Description
Decentralized storage has many properties different to classical ways of publishing. In case of Swarm, certain levels of redundancy are guaranteed by its very design, as well as censorship resistant properties that stem from the fact that data is spread between peers and not in a central location.
A blog could tackle many interesting topics, though of course those covered at WAM score higher.
This challenge is about publishing an existing blog on decentralized storage - meaning moving all (or a substantial part of them) to decentralized storage during the WAM event.
Submission Requirements
Submission deadline
19th March 2022, 24:00 UTC
Judging Criteria
Winner Announcement Date
Winner(s) will be announced on 21st March 2022.