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Open source software refers to a computer application where the source code is available to the general public for use and/or modification. Programmers contribute their coding skills to a broader community when there is a personal gain to use the open source application or to receive peer recognition. The benefits of this so-called crowdsourcing offers small and medium sized companies value by i) reducing the internal cost of development ii) by increasing the speed to market. Yet, a lack of incentives causes the majority of open source projects' inability to garner sufficient community adoption for a longer period of time.
FundRequest is an integrated platform to fund open source projects, thus financially incentivising the open source community. The platform allows developers to fix bugs or to program additional features for an existing application.
FundRequest will be developed on the Ethereum Blockchain.
The centralised structures of traditional businesses are challenged, as blockchain gains traction as a solution for secure and transparent transactions without the need for a mediator. FundRequest aims to leverage upon a decentralised ecosystem as it reduces both operational and regulatory burdens and protects against organisational corruption such as fraud and embezzlement. FundRequest creates smart contracts to incentivise developers to solve a problem in the open source community. With a smart contract the code is law and thus there is no ambiguity ruling whether the conditions for funding have been met. FundRequest offers a layer on top of open source platforms such as Github or StackExchange and uses their functionality to automatically decide if a request is resolved (or not). Smart contracts use that information to automatically and autonomously distribute the collected funds for that request. This significantly reduces the risk of fraudulent reporting that is rampant on existing platforms.
Token distribution
- Los proyectos de código abierto proporcionan incentivos para desarrollar una nueva característica o para arreglar un error. A su vez esto agrega más valor y estabilidad a la proyecto. Además, al comparar la cantidad de patrocinadores y monto total financiado, uno podría obtener una idea de cliente / usuario prioridades relacionadas con boletos abiertos
- Los desarrolladores y colaboradores recompensan el tiempo y el esfuerzo que invertir en apoyar proyectos de código abierto. Para los contribuyentes que no importa la recompensa, FundRequest ofrece la capacidad de done las recompensas a la obra benéfica favorita del colaborador
- 'Negocios' es un nivel de soporte que se posiciona entre ya sea no tener soporte o pagar soporte de Enterprise. Las empresas pueden elegir qué problemas quieren que se resuelvan y Decidir cuánto presupuesto quieren asignar. Solo pagan por errores que afectan su negocio
- Los usuarios son más estables y pueden presentar un software enriquecido de código abierto. Además, pueden financiar un problema que los afecta o contribuye para recaudar fondos para implementar una nueva característica
Piloto
Comienzo del crowdsale
Construir
Fin del crowdsale
Integrar y crecer
Desarrollo acelerado
Pivote y Expandir
Hito 1: lanzamiento de la versión Alpha
Milestone 2: lanzamiento de la versión 1st Beta
Milestone 3: lanzamiento de la versión 2nd Beta
Lanzamiento de producción de FundRequest
Verificado 33%
Atención. Existe el riesgo de que los miembros no verificados no sean realmente miembros del equipo
FundRequest is an innovative and ambitious platform designed to facilitate cooperation in the open source industry. Today, the open source industry relies on bug bounty programs and the volunteer efforts of developers – many of whom give away their time for free.
That’s not an ideal system. FundRequest aims to make the system more efficient by creating a crowdfunding system on the Ethereum blockchain. Developers can address bugs, while programmers can receive rewards for solving bugs.
FundRequest is more than just a glorified bug bounty program. The platform moves beyond bugs. The developers describe it as like “asking the OpenStack community to add support for your proprietary storage backend, or ask another open source project to write some kind of Slack integration service.”
