Contributions and Epoch Statements
How your Circles know what their members did
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How your Circles know what their members did
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Each Epoch will prompt users to enter their Epoch Statement, which should function as a summary of all the contributions that user made during the active epoch.
During the Epoch your Circle Members will be able to add individual contributions that will reflect the various tasks they accomplished.
(These contributions can also be populated via our Integrations with web 3 work tracking tools like Dework and Wonderverse.)
During an active Epoch you can set your Epoch Statement. Your statement is public for anyone in the Circle and will show up on your card during the allocation phase for other users to view.
The Epoch Statement details the work you have done this month or clarifies work that the DAO wants to compensate.
Best Practices It's best to summarize your work so that anyone from your team can understand what you did and its impact/goal. Quantify your work where ever possible for better understanding.
Examples
Created the marketing plan for Coordinape, sent 6,000 tweets, and received 12,000 RTs
Pushed 6 Github issues to allow us to unblock back-end work and resolve bugs impacting the user.
Redesigned the landing page to guide users to the valuable part of our docs easier
