Edgeware funding proposal master template
Edgeware Proposal template
Why use a template?
You might have a great concept, team and plan but if you can’t communicate the key points into clearly defined proposal then all of your hard work will be in vain.
This template outlines the key requirements you should consider when submitting a proposal.
Each numbered section can be used to create a template and give you a checklist to consider.
It’s worth noting that every proposal and every team is different - so treat this as a guide, rather than a bureaucratic nightmare.
- Date of proposal
- If/as the proposal is updated this should be noted
- Over time we hope to have a form of version control
- **Author/s of proposal **
- Name
- Contact details
- Telegram / Discord / Element
- Proposal summary
- TL:DR of key aspects that ensures people have all the key information up top.
- Paragraph outline
- Work completed to date
- Community participation
- Member/Partner support
- Funding request
- *Member/Partner support **(note this will be a subject of a separate post)
- Which established community members support this proposal?
- Are they providing the 5% bonding fees required to propose?
- Are they also staking (risking) reputation / funds to assure milestones are met?
- What support are they delivering the proposal?
- Is this support part of the funding request?
- What is their relationship to the project and/or team?
- Background information
- Set the context to the proposal
- Help us understand where you are coming from
- Problem statement
- What is the challenge your proposal addresses?
- Proposed solution
- How does your proposal address the challenge?
- Work to date
- What stage is the proposal:
- discussion
- concept
- research & development
- proof of concept
- emerging project
- established project
- **How does the solution work? **