WebFusion Lagos 2023

WebFusion Lagos 2023 Code of Conduct

Introduction

Welcome to WebFusion Lagos 2023! This set of guidelines outlines our expectations regarding participant behavior.

Section I: General Etiquette

Respect: All participants are expected to treat one another with respect. Any form of harassment or discrimination will lead to immediate removal from the event, future event bans, and notification of the necessary authorities.

Professionalism: Maintain a high standard of professionalism. Disruptive behavior will not be tolerated and will result in immediate removal and future bans.

No Sales or Solicitation: Direct recruitment or aggressive selling is not allowed. Emphasis should be on collaboration and fostering relationships.

Section II: Event-Specific Instructions

Attendees: Each participant must register individually. Guests are not permitted unless special arrangements are made.

Punctuality: Please arrive on time for all scheduled activities to minimize disruptions.

Section III: Technology & Facilities

Wi-Fi Usage: High-speed Wi-Fi is accessible. Misuse of this service will result in immediate removal and future bans.

Recording: Talks will not be recorded due to logistical constraints. Unauthorized recording is prohibited.

Section IV: Food & Drinks

Consumption: Food and beverages are provided for all participants. Please be considerate of allergies and dietary restrictions.

Substance Use: Alcohol is not allowed on the premises. Cannabis and tobacco use may be enjoyed outside by those legally permitted to do so.

Section V: Promotional Activities & Advertising

Material Distribution: If you intend to distribute promotional materials, please seek approval from us in advance.

Branding: Unauthorized use of WebFusion Lagos 2023 branding is not allowed.

Section VI: Reporting & Penalties

Reporting: If you witness or experience unacceptable conduct, please promptly report it to event staff.

Penalties: Unacceptable behavior will lead to immediate removal from the event, bans from future events, and notification of authorities.

Hackathon Rules

Build without limits, but follow the rules!

These are the hackathon rules, please respect them without exception.

• Maximum of 5 people per team.
• You can fork other existing components but you must make significant changes
• Anyone can enter before the submission deadline.
• The judges' decision is final in determining the winning projects for prizes and awards.
• Please respect our Code of Conduct

Submission Requirements

• All projects must be submitted via Taika platform
• All components must be published to mainnet (if you need tokens contact Victor Kanu: DevHub DevRel)
• You must submit your submission with a demo

Evaluation Factors

Projects will be evaluated based on technical ability, usefulness as a product, originality, and likelihood to scale into the BOS or a business. Some factors in our evaluation matrix include

• Code complexity & cleanliness:

  Does the project’s component design patterns showcase a level of maturity?

  Does their code run efficiently?

  Does their project showcase a level of technical complexity?

• Usefulness in NEAR ecosystem & likelihood for communities to fork: is this something that is a primitive someone in the ecosystem would fork?

  Is this considered developer tooling or something that is infrastructure for BOS?

  Does the widget metadata include clear documentation for others to do so?

• Likelihood to continue project into BOS native product: Is this a one time hackathon project or will they continue this into a public good the ecosystem needs?

  • Originality of idea: Is this a novel idea? Is this a use case that would bring external user adoption. If this is based on an idea suggested by an ideas list, how well did they execute the desired ideas.Does the project actually solve a pain point?

  • Product / UX: Does the project have compelling UX? Would a user know how to interact with it without a demo / explanation? Are components mobile responsive and accessible?