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  1. Proposer

Creating a proposal

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Last updated 2 years ago

Proposing with Station is easy and verifiable — you can propose to anyone, get attributed for your work, and own your contribution data.

  1. Go to proposal.new or a Workspace on Station to create a proposal.

  2. Detail the purpose, scope, and deliverables of your project.

  3. Fill in Contributor and Client wallet or ENS address. Find a curated list of addresses you can propose to.

    • Contributor:The party responsible for delivering the work outlined in the proposal.

    • Client :The party responsible for deploying the payment outlined in the proposal.

  4. If you’re requesting funding, define your budget and payment terms.

  5. Sign to confirm your proposal creation. The signature verifies that this action is taken by you.

Each proposal is stored on IPFS, a peer-to-peer hypermedia protocol. This means you can access your proposal even without the Station platform and own your contribution.

Try out Proposer now by proposing ideas to stationlabs.eth.

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