To start, let's introduce you to the platform we use for transparent work and scoring: DeWork
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DeWork is an open source platform for transparent work and scoring with on-chain proofs 🎊. It allows users to create, manage, and track tasks, as well as evaluate and score works that have been created.
It provides a transparent and secure environment for both users and companies, allowing all parties to benefit from the platform. Additionally, DeWork allows all users to see their scores and track their progress.
This helps to ensure that everyone is rewarded for their work, and encourages users to continue making contributions to the platform.
<aside> ➡️ Click on the link, you will be taken to the TEN DeWork page.
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<aside> 👀 Note: the "Developer Challenge" space is created specifically for testnet's active developers.
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Awesome! 🎉 It was so easy and went by so quickly! Now that you're all set with the main task, let's have a look at the boards. To do this, let's take a quick moment to go over the program's structure ⤵️
Our program has been structured in a way that both you and us can benefit from it. We have divided the program into 4 distinct directions, allowing you to find a task that best suits your skills and interests, while making it easier for us to identify and evaluate your work quickly.
<aside> ⚡ Addition: this structure helps us to ensure that the entire process is as efficient and straightforward as possible. We are confident that our approach will provide an effective and enjoyable experience for everyone involved.
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A brief overview of the directions:
