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jp š©
@jpfraneto.eth
there actually was a way to organize all the voting stuff into something that feels much more healthy in the long term: proportionally based on the amount of votes each hacker got. it was so simple that i missed it, but it is what feels best. 25 farcaster users voted via frame, and here are the results:
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jp š©
@jpfraneto.eth
the prize pool of this week is: 1.11 ETH - 3.617,19 usd 1.111.111.111 $hackathon - 1.564,44 usd both at current prizes it will be divided like this
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jp š©
@jpfraneto.eth
i made a mistake today announcing that @breck had won. im sorry. im truly sorry. but i honor my mistake, and move on with it. for me this project is an interface that brings to the world what i want to bring into the world, and i don't want to be rigid about things. i want to accept my mistakes. and move on. so i honor my mistake, and tell you im sorry. but this also feels fair. everyone gets their share, and that is more motivating for people to participate in future versions. this is just the beginning, and three hours ago i felt a little bit burned and without energy to keep working on this. but now it feels better. lighter. thank you all for your trust, and keep hacking. its day 0
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Breck Yunits
@breck
Oh this is actually really cool! Very innovative, to just divide the prize pool up proportionally like that. I would have been upset if you hadn't come up with something so clever :)! Rock on JP!
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