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From Google Doc Brainstorm: http://goo.gl/WTH2tm

leaderboard

  • companies that can opt-in to the monthly milestone prize via equity or cash buy-in.
  • So for example, companies that haven’t reached a milestone of 10k in sales can opt-in for the 10k milestone leaderboard prize for that month and every month until they make that milestone.

equity deals

  • equity can be sold, traded
  • for example, let’s say a company wants to sell some of it’s shares, it does so on the platform either by selling unvested shares or making a board-member decision to dilute shares and sell them. this way you could also offer a kickstarter and/or Gust type fundraising campaign where people can contribute to the project simply with their money contribution(s).
  • equity for ideamen
  • Submit ideas to shwipe and let the community manage it's development
  • No equity down
  • Use the platform for free, no commitments, insert cash or equity per bounty as needed. We act as the trusty escrow to your bounty hunters.

perfect for hackathons

  • I read a quote on the site saying it was like a on-going hackathon.
  • Hackathons are plagued with the problem of producing ground-breaking prototypes, often with poor or no follow up.
  • With a siloed/hosted/white-labeled offering, hackathons could achieve decentralized greatness:
  • During Hackathons:
  • Mentors (and anyone really, both onsite & remote) could get rewarded for helping with features/bugs.
  • Extra points for the mentors if it’s the registered/onsite hacker/team-member doing the typing of the code (audited via Cloud9 for example to see who’s account is doing the typing)
  • Lean-a-thons... Earn-a-thons?!?!
  • Go to a learning hackathon and hack on real world coding problems with professional coders in a pair-programming style.
  • Split the points 1 to 3 from students to mentors.
  • This could be for any teaching class potentially (at certain levels of designated difficulty). No need to just be in a hackathon.

whitelabel & so much open

  • White Label,
  • cause @codedoc said so, and it is a good idea.
  • Open-Source, like down to what kind of toilet paper we use...
  • this is a given.

cash bounties too (use CoderBounty API)

  • set a cash value for bounties and just deposit the moolah into our escrow so people have the trusties.
  • mix and match, let users decided if they just want the cash or if they also want some equity, or just equity.
  • Whenever people have a choice, they feel more comfortable. It’s real science somewhere, look it up.

collaboration % bounty sharing

  • We want to live-code all the things so,
  • If two or more people are working on a bounty, they can, and at shwipe.com it shows in real-time who's working on which bounty
  • We then give contributors a UI to democratically self-divvy up the loot