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BLIP Bounty Hunt is an event where developers join to work on Baseline Improvement Proposals (BLIPs)

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<h2 style="text-align:center">#AMSTERBASED BLIP BOUNTY HUNT</h2> <h3 style="text-align:center">WHAT IS THE BLIP BOUNTY HUNT?</h3>The BLIP (Baseline Improvement Proposal) Bounty Hunt is a "hackathon" style event, where developers can form or join groups to work on BLIPs.The first wave of BLIPs were published March 30th, with more on their way!<div style="box-sizing:border-box;font-size:0px;height:124.75px;line-height:1;pointer-events:none;position:absolute;z-index:10;right:-37px;padding-left:9px"><div style="box-sizing:border-box;user-select:none;transition:all 0.2s cubic-bezier(0.4, 0, 0.2, 1) 0s;border:0px;border-radius:50%;cursor:pointer;display:inline-block;flex-shrink:0;height:28px;outline:none;overflow:hidden;position:relative;text-align:center;-webkit-tap-highlight-color:transparent;width:28px;z-index:0;color:rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.54);fill:rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.54);font-size:0px;opacity:0;top:62.375px;vertical-align:middle;transform:translateY(-50%)"><div style="box-sizing:border-box;transform:translate(-50%, -50%) scale(0);transition:opacity 0.2s ease 0s, visibility 0s ease 0.2s, -webkit-transform 0s ease 0.2s;background-size:cover;left:0px;opacity:0;pointer-events:none;position:absolute;top:0px;visibility:hidden;background-image:radial-gradient(circle farthest-side, rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.12), rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.12) 80%, rgba(0, 0, 0, 0) 100%);text-align:center"> </div></div></div> <h3 style="text-align:center">HOW DOES IT WORK?</h3>Head on over to the 'Categories' tab on the top navigation bar. There is you will find a list of all available BLIPs!These BLIPs can also be found as issues in our <a href="https://github.com/eea-oasis/baseline-blips" target="_blank">BLIPs GitHub Repo</a>Once you (or your team) have decided a BLIP to work on, you will make a Project and link the related BLIP as a category. You'll then submit a <a href="https://github.com/eea-oasis/baseline-grants/blob/main/.github/ISSUE_TEMPLATE/blip-bounty-hunt-application.md" target="_blank">Grant Request</a> in our GitHub repo, where you will outline the scope of your project, and the funding you think it deserves.The TSC will vote to approve the Grant, which can happen while you (or your team) begins work on the project!Be sure to review the <a href="https://www.google.com/url?q=https%3A%2F%2Fgithub.com%2Feea-oasis%2Fbaseline-blips%2Fblob%2Fmain%2FBLIP-Bounty-Hunt-Terms.md&amp;sa=D&amp;sntz=1&amp;usg=AOvVaw3RhglhDsgIa_UmVJ_pkcHZ" target="_blank">Terms &amp; Conditions</a>. <h3 style="text-align:center">STEPS RECAP:</h3>1) Browse available BLIP ideas and come up with a related Project2) Create a TAIKAI Project from the 'Projects' tab with the BLIP linked as a category3) Submit a <a href="https://github.com/eea-oasis/baseline-grants/blob/main/.github/ISSUE_TEMPLATE/blip-bounty-hunt-application.md" target="_blank">Grant Request Proposal</a> through the appropriate GitHub repo4) Begin work on the project while the TSC reviews the grant request <h3 style="text-align:center">WHAT IS A BLIP?</h3>Baseline Improvement Proposals (BLIPs)Ideas of varying complexities that further develop or promote the adoption of the Baseline Protocol. This can take many shapes, from a fully developed implementation, example, or the architecture of a use case! <h3 style="text-align:center">WHO CAN PARTICIPATE?</h3>This event is open to any developer interested in getting involved in the Baseline Protocol community. Participants can join at any point within the timeframe of the event. They can form a group, or tackle a bounty solo. <h3 style="text-align:center">WHY PARTICIPATE?</h3>Not only would you be furthering the Baseline Protocol, and directly getting your code into an EEA open source project, you would be paid to do it! The team or individual who completes a BLIP will share its associated grant fund.  <h3 style="text-align:center">WHERE TO START?</h3>Start by taking a look at the open BLIPS to see if any catch your eye, or submit a new one.If you want to form a team with other developers, need technical support, for have questions for an event organizer, our <a href="https://www.google.com/url?q=https%3A%2F%2Fdiscord.gg%2FRaWVspT4AH&amp;sa=D&amp;sntz=1&amp;usg=AOvVaw1jnXuSfThoy9CIu3QhMHuE" target="_blank">Discord</a> would be an excellent resource for you!

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<h2>Timeline</h2>March 30 - May 11 2022 The first wave of BLIPs were released March 30th.More waves of BLIPs will following through the duration of the event.

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<h2>Rules and Terms</h2> Before reading the Rules of this Challenge, we kindly advise you to check our General User Terms &amp; Conditions and Privacy Policy of the TAIKAI Platform. The list of Baseline improvement proposals (BLIPs) released as part of the bounty hunt are suggestions provided by the community of proposed connectors, implementations, examples, and needs that would add value to the protocol. The ‘proposed amount’ is a suggestion, and fund approval will be determined once the proposed details of the work are documented by the proposer and approved by the TSC, per the usual grant process. All usual legal terms that apply to the standard BLIP and Grant process will apply to BLIPs associated with the event. The purpose of the initiative is to build momentum and onboard new members interested in the work, using the existing processes in the Baseline Protocol community. The list of BLIP ideas is not exhaustive, people are always encouraged to submit BLIP ideas for themselves or others to take on in the BLIP repo. <h2>1. GRANTS </h2> Prizes and prize totals are a reference to grant funds. The total prize pool listed on this event is an estimate, and not a guarantee, of the total value in grants based on the BLIPs and their scope. These numbers are not definitive, and are reliant on individual teams proposing the value of their work in the form of a grant request, which can be made <a href="https://github.com/eea-oasis/baseline-grants/blob/main/.github/ISSUE_TEMPLATE/blip-bounty-hunt-application.md" target="_blank">here</a>.  <h2>2. DEFINITIONS</h2> In this document: “Prizes”: refers to the grants awarded to teams that have submitted a grant request and have gotten appropriate approval from the TSC.“Overview”: refers to the specifications determined by the Organizer, which may include the deadlines, the prizes, the guidelines and themes to be complied with by all Innovators contributions.“Challenge”: refers to the challenge that is the subject of the Rules, as organized by the Organizer.“Intellectual Property Rights” means all the following ownership legal rights, worldwide, whether registrable or un-registrable, and whether registered or unregistered, with respect to any designs, trade secrets, copyrights, works of authorship, neighboring rights, mask works, Know-how, Software and all the industrial rights, such as trademarks, industrial designs or patents;“General User Terms &amp; Conditions and Privacy Policy”: designate the general terms of use of the TAIKAI’s website and its Privacy Policy, accepted by every Innovator during the creation of a TAIKAI user account and readable on taikai.network“Projects”: refers to the Team and to all submissions, original ideas, documents or other materials (such as presentations, videos, code, websites, etc.) uploaded to the Website by Innovators in response and as a solution to this Challenge;“Innovator”: refers to any person registered in accordance with the Rules who takes part in the Challenge.“Registration”: refers to the registration of an Innovator in accordance with the Rules.“Rules”: refers to these terms, which apply to the Challenge.“Team”: refers to the team of innovators (2 to 5 per team), created on the platform in order to take part in the Challenge. <h2>3. PURPOSE OF THE RULES</h2> 3.1. Rules are intended to define the terms and rules of participation in the Challenge organized by TAIKAI. Rules are destined to complete the General User Terms &amp; Conditions and the Privacy Policy of the TAIKAI Platform, which can be downloaded through the links provided previously. In the event of inconsistency between these rules and regulations and those of the Terms &amp; Conditions and Privacy Policy, these Rules will prevail. 3.2. The Innovator should be aware and agrees to the fact that the proposed Challenge calls on his/her wisdom, skill, and cleverness during extremely difficult trials. The Challenge shall not depend, even partially, on chance and luck under any circumstances, and can therefore not be considered as, or resemble a lottery. <h2>4. CONDITIONS FOR ENTERING THE CHALLENGE</h2> 4.1. Participation in this Challenge is free 4.2. The Innovator must read these Rules, and fully accept their terms in their entirety without reservation before its Registration and participation in the Challenge. 4.3. Participation to the Challenge is under the conditions of: being any person of legal age 4.4. The Innovator guarantees that he/she will abide by the rules mentioned above and published on any other official Baseline Protocol documentation found <a href="https://github.com/eea-oasis/baseline-grants" target="_blank">here</a>. The delivery of grant funds will be conditional upon the capacity of the Innovator to meet the conditions stated. 4.7. Any Innovator and/or Team who doesn’t abide by the terms of the Rules during his/her Registration and at any time during the Challenge will be automatically and without previous notification, disqualified from the Challenge and shall not be awarded any Prize. In the case where a Prize would have been given to an Innovator and/or Team who doesn’t or didn’t comply with the Rules at the time of his/her Registration or during the Challenge, the Organizer has the discretionary right to demand the return of the Prize received. 4.8  Any work submitted by a innovator and or/team is considered open source. <h2>5. REGISTRATION AND ACCESS TO THE CHALLENGE</h2> 5.1. For his/her Registration to the Challenge, each Innovator must open a user account on taikai.network and must indicate the following:<ul><li>A valid username</li><li>A valid email address</li><li>A valid password To validate his Registration, the Innovator must accept the General Terms &amp; Conditions and Privacy Policy provided by TAIKAI.</li></ul>To complete his/her Registration in the Challenge, the Innovator must opt-in on the box indicating that he/she accepts the Challenge Regulations.A confirmation email containing a confirming link is sent to the Innovator’s listed email address. Once his/her account is confirmed, the Innovator can freely participate and complete their profiles. 5.2. Any Registration containing wrong, dubious, or incomplete information shall not be taken into account and disqualifies the Innovator and/or the Innovator’s Team from the Challenge. 5.3. By registering, the Innovator accepts being contacted through email, TAIKAI, Eventbrite, or any other means available by the Organizer, for the duration of his/her participation in the Challenge.<h2> </h2> <h2>10. IMAGE COPYRIGHT</h2> The use of photos or images must be free from copyright. In any case, the Organizer will not be held responsible for the use of Intellectual Property for which third parties have rights.<h2> </h2><h2>12. INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY</h2> 12.1. Definition "Intellectual property rights" refers to any Invention, any copyright or other rights over a brand or model and, more generally, any element that may be protected by international laws or conventions on intellectual property. 12.2. Any Project involving several Innovators constitutes a collaborative work. 12.3. As such, the Organizer is free to reproduce the Projects, to distribute them, to inform the public about them and to modify them. If the Projects are modified, altered or adapted, the Organizer may distribute the resulting derived work only in accordance with the terms agreed on these Rules. 12.4. Each Innovator guarantees that he/she is the co-owner and co-holder of the Intellectual Property Rights regarding all or part of the deliverables submitted as part of the Challenge for the Project of which he/she is a member, and that he/she has obtained all rights and permissions regarding all pre-existing elements and any elements for which he/she does not hold the rights if these elements are to be included in the deliverables of all voting phases. Each member of a Participating Team guarantees that his/her application is original and unprecedented, that it does not infringe upon the copyright of any third party, and that all the elements of which it is formed, as well as all pieces of information communicated in the application presentation document, are accurate, reliable and complete. It is compulsory for Innovators to indicate the source of any pre-existing elements (music, text, images, etc.) that are included in the deliverables. Each Innovator ensures a good use of the deliverables provided by the Organizer, and as such ensures:<ul><li>that the deliverables submitted by the Team of which he/she is a member is original</li><li>that it does not infringe on or imitate any copyright, patent, brand or any other intellectual property belonging to a third party,</li><li>that it does not constitute an act of unfair competition or parasitical competition of any kind.</li><li>that all the elements of which it is formed, as well as all pieces of information communicated in the deliverables, are accurate, reliable and complete.</li></ul>Each Innovator indemnifies the Organizer and any present and future subsidiaries against any disturbance, action, claim, opposition, demand or eviction attempt from any third party. 12.5. During and after the end of the Challenge, the Innovators have the right to use and register the Intellectual Property resulted from the Projects created (e.g. code, algorithms, etc.) for their own personal and commercial use, as long as it may continue to be displayed as a project on the TAIKAI platform. <h2>13. COMMUNICATION</h2> 13.1. Every Innovator authorizes the Organizer, in the case where he/she would be appointed Winner of the Challenge to use his/her last name, his/her first name, his/her twitter address, his/her city and region of residence, the name of his/her University/Startup or former University and his/her photograph, name in any promotional demonstration (except with the purchase of advertising space), including on the web sites of TAIKAI and any site or affiliated support, without that this use can legally give rise to any remuneration for 2 years maximum after the end of the Challenge. <h2>14. LIABILITY</h2> 14.1. The responsibility of the Organizer cannot be engaged in case of breakdown or dysfunction of the used telecommunications network, whatever the cause is, which would have the effect of damaging or preventing the identification or the access of the Innovator on taikai.network or any other useful web site for the participation in the Challenge. 14.2. The participation in the Challenge implies knowledge and acceptance of the characteristics, limitations and risks of the internet network and the technologies which are linked to it, particularly in consideration of the performances, in response time, in the security of the software and the computer hardware towards diverse potential attacks such as viruses, logic bomb or Trojan horses and in the loss or diversion of data. Therefore, the Organizer cannot be held responsible for the damages caused to the Innovator because of these accepted characteristics, limitations and risks. 14.3. The Organizer cannot, in any case, be held responsible for any damage caused by the defect or the delay of delivery of the Projects, in particular for the refusal to consider late submissions, or for any damage caused by the impossibility to connect to the relevant websites or to upload/download correctly any delivery, the defect or the delivery time of any email sent during the Challenge, or for any damage caused by any hurdle preventing the Innovator attending or participating in the whole or part of the Challenge. 14.4. The Organizer cannot be held responsible in case of total or partial modification, suspension, interruption, adjournment or cancellation of the whole or part of the Challenge for reasons beyond their control. In such a case, the Organizer will inform the Innovators as soon as possible via the taikai.network or by any means it sees fit. 14.5. The Organizer cannot be held responsible for the consequences of a disqualification of an Innovator, and/or a Team, due to a violation of the Rules, and/or in case of rejection of a Project due to noncompliance with the Rules. 14.6. The Organizer shall not be liable for any trouble, action, claim, objection, claim related to the use of the Projects of the Organizer not foreseen by the Rules or in connection with the negotiation, execution or performance of contracts that the Organizer would sign with the Innovators. 14.7. In any case, the Organizer will not be held responsible for the delivery of the Prizes nor in case of impossibility for a Winner to benefit from his/her Prize for circumstances beyond Organizer’s control. The responsibility of the Organizer cannot be engaged in case of loss and/or deterioration of the Prize by post or any third similar service provider and more generally if the Winner does not receive his/her Prize. The responsibility of the Organizer cannot be engaged in case of incidents or of damages of all kinds, which could arise because of the enjoyment of the awarded Prize and/or because of its use. <h2>15. CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION</h2> 15.1. “Confidential Information” is defined in this present Rules, is all the material or immaterial information of whatever nature, in particular administrative, commercial, scientific, technical, financial, fiscal, which was, is or will be communicated by the Organizer to the Innovator, directly or indirectly, and in a non-exhaustive way, orally, in writing, by delivery of paper or electronic documents. Information that is not confidential is:<ul><li>The currently accessible information or becoming accessible to the public without breach of the Rules from the Innovator,</li><li>The information legally held by the Innovator before their disclosure by the Organizer,</li><li>The information not resulting either directly or indirectly from the use of all or part of the Confidential Information,</li><li>The information validly obtained close to a third party authorized to transfer or to reveal the information mentioned above.</li></ul>15.2. For the duration of the Challenge and during a period of five (5) years after the end of the Challenge stated on section 6, the Innovator, under penalty of civil and / or criminal liability, commits to:<ul><li>Not using the Confidential Information for any other purposes than the participation in the Challenge in the conditions of the Regulations;</li><li>Taking any necessary, useful and reasonable precaution to protect the Confidential Information;</li><li>Not Revealing the Confidential Information to whomever, by any means whatsoever, except to the other members of his/her Team;</li></ul>15.3. At the end of the Challenge, because of the emergence of their term indicated to Point 6 or of their cancellation, the Innovator will immediately have to put back to the Organizer all the Confidential Information, whatever their support is, obtained during the Challenge, under penalty of civil and / or criminal liability. The Innovator forbids himself from keeping copy in any form whatsoever, except with an on purpose, preliminary and written agreement by the Organizer. <h2>16. RULES</h2> 16.1. The participation in the Challenge and the awarding of the Prize requires the acceptance purely and simply and the full respect for the Rules in all its terms. The Organizer reserves the right to disqualify, immediately and without compensation, every Innovator and/or Project not satisfying in full with the Rules. 18.2. The Organizer reserves the right to modify at any time the terms of the Rules, and during the Challenge without the requirement of notification to the Innovator, concerning the application and the validity of these modifications. The Innovator is invited to consult regularly the Rules. The Innovator gives up expressly any complaint or contesting linked to any modification brought to the Rules by the Organizer. <h2>17. CANCELLATION AND SUSPENSION OF THE CHALLENGE</h2> 17.1. The Organizer reserves the right to cancel, shorten, suspend the Challenge without prior notice:<ul><li>In cases of greater force;</li><li>If it appears that fraud has occurred in any form whatsoever;</li></ul>17.2. The Organizer cannot be held responsible for cancellation or suspension of the Challenge according to the present Point and no allowance nor compensation will be due to the Innovator. <h2>18. INDEPENDENCE</h2> 18.1. The Registration and participation in the Challenge are not, in any way, for effect to create a link of subordination between the Organizer and the Innovator. <h2>19. CLAIMS</h2> 19.1. Any claim of the Innovator must be sent in writing during the last 30 days after the ending date of the Challenge. 19.2. Claims linked to the functioning of the website taikai.network must be formulated in writing at the following address: TAIKAI Building Connections, Av. Serpa Pinto 311, 4450-718 Matosinhos, Portugal 19.3. Claims linked to the progress of the Challenge and to the sending of the Prize must be formulated in writing at the following address: My organization Building Connections, Av. Serpa Pinto 311, 4450-718 Matosinhos, Portugal 19.4. At the risk of being rejected, any claim has to contain: Full contact details of the Innovator (name, first name, address, zip code, city, taikai login and e-mail); The identification of the concerned Challenge; The clear and elaborate presentation of the motives for the claim. <h2>20. PRELIMINARY RECONCILIATION</h2> 20.1. In case of persistent dispute after the Innovator has made a complaint in accordance with Point 19, the Organizer and Innovators agree to submit their dispute to an amicable settlement before any court proceedings. 20.2. The party eager to initiate conciliation must inform the other party through a registered letter with acknowledgement of receipt in which it will make him know his intentions and it will specify the cause. 20.3. 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<h2>What is AmsterBased BLIP Bounty Hunt?</h2>AmsterBased BLIP (Baseline Improvement Proposal) Bounty Hunt is a "hackathon" style event, where developers can form or join groups to work on BLIPs.  <h2>Who can attend AmsterBased BLIP Bounty Hunt?</h2>This event is open to any developer interested in getting involved in the Baseline Protocol community. Participants can join at any point within the timeframe of the event. They can form a group, or tackle a bounty solo. <h2>How much does it cost?</h2>AmsterBased BLIP Bounty Hunt is free for anyone interested. <h2>Can I register our company employees in bulk?</h2>No. Candidates must register and apply individually (they are evaluated and selected individually too, see above). <h2>Will there be a live stream from the event?</h2>Yes, the in person event taking place in Amsterdam will be livestreamed. The feed will be focused on the activities taking place on the main stage, such as speakers. <h2>Will the talks be recorded?</h2>Unless the speaker states otherwise, every talk will be recorded and available online in the weeks following the event. <h2>Why is the official language English?</h2>We have attendees coming from all over the world. English is usually well understood and accepted. Our main motivation is technology and sharing information about the Baseline Protocol, and these are global attributes, so our main 'language' is what we use to code. The standard and all documentation is written in English, making it our official language. <h2>Are there prizes for completing a BLIP?</h2>The answer is, there can be! It is up to participants (and/or their teams) to select a BLIP, outline a plan and scope of work, and submit a grant <a href="https://github.com/eea-oasis/baseline-grants/blob/main/.github/ISSUE_TEMPLATE/blip-bounty-hunt-application.md" target="_blank">here</a> for the amount they would like to receive.  <h2>I am interested in exhibiting or becoming a sponsor, what do I do?</h2>If you are interested in sponsoring AmsterBased BLIP Bounty Hunt, please contact us at baseline-team@oasis-open.org for a prospectus and sponsorship application instructions. <h2>Still have questions?</h2>Reach out to anyone with the @Organizer tag on our <a href="https://www.google.com/url?q=https%3A%2F%2Fdiscord.gg%2FRaWVspT4AH&amp;sa=D&amp;sntz=1&amp;usg=AOvVaw1jnXuSfThoy9CIu3QhMHuE" target="_blank">Discord</a>!

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