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Chapter 1 Feedback

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yeqbfgxjiq commented

As posted on the forum, we're looking for feedback on the new Course!

We have a new website, new coding-challenges, and a new DAO. If this sounds interesting to you, you're in the right place. We would be happy to give you some 🥕 tokens in our community DAO exchange for your feedback on the new website and chapter 1 of the course.

Our bounties are as follows:

Basic Review: 100 🥕

  • You read the docs, tried the app, and answered the questions.

Bonus Review: 300 🥕

  • You read the docs, tried the app, and answered the questions.
  • You then provided detailed suggestions to fix any problems you encountered (just like with Bug Bounties, we'll assess the severity of the problem you described as well as if your suggestions would actually fix the problem).

Above and Beyond Review: 500 (or more) 🥕

  • You read the docs, tried the app, and answered the questions.
  • You then provided detailed suggestions to fix any problems you encountered (just like with Bug Bounties, we'll assess the severity of the problem you described as well as if your suggestions would actually fix the problem).
  • You actually wrote code that fixed the problem, submitted a PR, and we merged the PR.

Website

Was it clear to you what the purpose of Cryptoeconomics.Study was from your first visit to the website?

Please describe the purpose and value of Cryptoeconomics.Study in your own words.

What parts of the website were confusing?

What do you wish was on the website, but wasn't?

Course: getting started

After going to the welcome page, were you excited to start the course and learn more?

  • if not, what was lacking?

Were you able to get your development environment setup correctly?

  • if not, where did you get stuck? (this is our fault for writing poor documentation, not your fault for not figuring it out)

Course: chapter 1

Did you find the lectures engaging?

  • if not, what would have improved the experience for you?

Did the coding challenge format make sense to you (readme, code, demo, tests)?

  • if not, what part of it was confusing

What coding challenges did you get stuck on?

What bugs did you discover?

General

Overall, what was your impression of the Cryptoeconomics.Study and the course?

Are you excited to take chapter 2 when it is released?

What do you wish was different about the course?

Thank you! 🎉

We really appreciate you taking the time to beta test our course. Our goal is to make it as easy and fun as possible to learn about cryptoeconomics. Your valuable feedback helps us make the course better for everyone involved :)

yeqbfgxjiq commented

Moved to a new repo because for some reason the Issues in this repo were not showing up in the DAO's Projects app