FWIW, the MDN demo studio "dev derby" competitions have turned out some
pretty great demos.
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/demos/devderby
Prizes are:
#1 Android Mobile Device
#2 Rickshaw Laptop Bag
#3 MDN t-shirt
-L
On 2/24/14 12:01 PM, Yvan Boily wrote:
I think that badges make more sense; paying a content bounty is an interesting
idea, but it could also yield super low quality work, not to mention an
enormous amount of work to review and test user submissions
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From: Stefan Arentz<[email protected]>
To: Matthew R. MacPherson<[email protected]>
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Sent: Mon, 24 Feb 2014 09:16:50 -0800 (PST)
Subject: Re: Strong recommendations to help developers make better apps
Those mortar templates are great.
Btw we do have a successful bounty program in place for security related
issues. We pay a lot of money each year to people who contribute to that
program. So I don't think it is that crazy or not in the spirit of Mozilla to
also do something similar for documentation contributors.
And the submissions would not be completely random of course. They would have
to be on topic to be useful. We can have a list of things we would like to see
written. And coordinate so that people don't work on duplicate things. This is
also what Digital Ocean does. You first submit a proposal. (Which is really 'i
want to write XYZ. Ok?')
S.
----- Original Message -----
>This is a project we're working on with mortar templates, but I don't random
>mini bounties are in the spirit of Mozilla.
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