gnolang / game-of-realms

Game of Realms: Joining the Notable Contributor Ecosystem

The worldwide competition to find the best contributors to gno.land is happening now. At the current development stage of the project, we are targeting more advanced developers given the needs to develop the code base, and expand the available tools to address future contributor profiles.

We anticipate that once the necessary tools are available, we’ll expand the notable contribution competition to newer devs and non-technical contributors.

If you want to play a key role in the success of gno.land and web3, and become a notable contributor in our ecosystem, joining the Game of Realms is a great way to get started. We recommend you identify where you can make the biggest impact, and open a PR. You can document your contributions profile in the Hackerspace repository that will be considered upon review over time to qualify for inclusion in the notable contribution folder and identified as a Game of Realms contributor.

We will be building out the structure of this Readme to help support you in your Game of Realms journey.

game-of-realms's Issues

"⚠️ We ask that you tag your PR with the GoR label!"

It's outlined in the README, but I'm uncertain how individuals can proceed without being part of the organization. Can we clarify?

Create an Offchain Profile/Contributor/Contribution System

Overview:
I suggest creating a system to keep track of contributors and their contributions. It will blend automatic data and manual entries to give a full picture of who contributes and what they do.

Manual LinkedIn Profile:

• Contributors can create and update profiles like on LinkedIn.
• We'll set up a script to automatically check for contributors/$pr-author/profile.md.
• Example: #5

Automated GitHub Contributions:

• We'll build a GitHub bot to create contributors/$pr-author/gh-contributions.md.
• This file will fill up with info about "merged PRs" and relevant data.
• No scores here; just facts. We'll later use an oracle to put this on the blockchain.

Notable Contributions:

• We'll make a notable-contributions.md file.
• Anyone, including contributors, can suggest notable contributions.
• Discussion, explanations, and decisions will happen in the PR.
• Only leaders, maintainers, and facilitators can give the final nod.
• Examples: #6, #7, #8, #9

Aggregates:

• We'll create summaries based on individuals (contributors/$name/README.md) or projects (root/README.md).
• These summaries will show who did what and what happened recently on the projects.
• In the future, we'll make this automatic on the blockchain. But for now, we'll use scripts and CI.

Goal:

• We'll start with off-chain activities, using both manual and bot help.
• In the long run, we'll move most of this to the blockchain with voting systems.
• If we keep this repo, we'll make sure data syncs safely with an oracle.

Note: Share your thoughts on this issue. Your feedback matters.

Add CI rule to call generation scripts and open a PR with new changes.