Migrate the bounty documentation here

zanerock commented 3 years ago

This issue has a $25 bounty. See bounty details for more.

Overview

Bounties are a big enough concept that they should have their own module. So let's do that!

Prerequisites

Basic understanding of Markdown.

Deliverables

Feel free to add to and/or edit the example text.

[ ] Create src/docs/How to Contribute.md in this project.

# How to Contribute

## Implementing tasks

1. Fork the repository(ies) involved in the task.
2. Create a branch named like `liquid-labs/liq-bounties.1`, where 'liuid-labs/liq-bounties' is the task's repo and '1' is the task number.
3. Implement the task. Refer to the section on [getting help](#getting-help) if you need any clarification or run into problems.
4. When ready, create a pull request for all the involved repositories.
  * Be sure and use the 'closes <the issues> in the pull request description.
  * If more than one repo/pull request is involved, then be sure and cross reference them. (This may involve going back and editing the descriptions after all the pull requests are created.)

## Getting help

Not al tasks are perfect. Sometimes you will find errors, omissions, and contradictions. If something doesn't make sense or is unclear, then please reach out. It's usually easier to make things clear than to clean up incorrect assumptions.

For any questions, clarification, or problems, please use the issue reply. Also, use the '@<github handle>' syntax to make callouts to the repo owner or task owner as appropriate.

[ ] Move the Contributions and Bounties doc from liq-cli to src/docs/Bounty Terms and Conditions.md in this project.
- Drop the meta-data section at the top of the document.
- Drop the short "Contributions" section at the top of the document.
[ ] Using the contributions and bounties section from the bash-qa README.md, create src/doc/Contributions and bounties.section.tmpl.md
- Feel free to edit for clarity.
[ ] Using the bounty details section in this issue (below), create src/doc/Bounty details.section.tmpl.md in this project.
- Feel free to edit for clarity.

Bounty details

Refer to the project contributions and bounties documentation for full details.
The bounty on this issue is $25, due upon acceptance of a pull request closing this issue.
Before beginning work, we recommend you request to reserve the issue in the issue reply.
- Feel free to ask for clarification or other questions as part of the reservation request.
- In the reservation request, please provide an estimate for the date you expect to have the pull request ready.
  - Feel free to provide a range or defer your estimate until receiving clarity on any key points.
  - Be conservative in your estimate.
  - We are not looking for the fastest times and we expect that larger, complex, or speculative tasks may take awhile.
  - If you're using bounties as a way to get paid while practicing skills, that's great! Again, just give yourself plenty of time.
If you are interested, but feel this bounty is too low, feel free to make an offer in the issue reply. Share your thinking behind the value, addressing any issues you feel may be under-weighted or missed. Though cost is always a factor, we are most interested in getting good work at a fair price.

Rishabhraghwendra18 commented 2 years ago

Hi @zanerock . May I work on this issue ?

zanerock commented 2 years ago

Hi @Rishabhraghwendra18 Absolutely, you're welcome to take the issue and I've gone ahead and assigned it to you for now. I just did a quick update of the description and upped the bounty a bit. One thing I need to add is how payment will be made (upon completion). I can do Venmo (preferred, no fees) or PayPal. If neither of those work for you, let me know and we'll work something out.

Rishabhraghwendra18 commented 2 years ago

@zanerock May you send me it in Tether (USDT) ?

zanerock commented 2 years ago

@Rishabhraghwendra18 Unfortunately, I don't think that's possible. I signed into tether and if I understand it, the setup fees and minimum transactions are quite high and service in the US is limited. I can still do Venmo, PayPal, and ACH transfers or also possible (though that requires signing a deposit authorization form). I'm open to using other free or low cost services as well.

Rishabhraghwendra18 commented 2 years ago

@zanerock ok.. Venmo is only available in US . You can do me PayPal

zanerock commented 2 years ago

@Rishabhraghwendra18 Thanks for the info. I'll look into more international options.

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