| Curators Protocols and Eligibility Criteria
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Eligibility Criteria: To be considered for the Aurora Foundation's curated list, your project must have:
Project development in advanced stage and community engagement.
Social media channels active and operational.
Team members whose identities are publicly known (doxxed).
Additional Qualifications: Beyond the basic requirements, your team should also:
Have relevant expertise in the project's field.
Show a strong commitment to engaging and uplifting the community.
Focus on sustainable growth while avoiding high-risk ventures.
Prioritize the safety of the community and its funds.
Develop and maintain a long-term vision and plan for the project.
Application Process: If you're interested in being featured, you should:
Reach out for curation at least two weeks before your planned event.
Ensure that your application allows enough time for Aurora’s thorough review process.
Curation and Support: Once accepted, projects can benefit from:
Complimentary curation services, aiming to foster mutual growth in the web3 and Aurora community.
Additional support services such as marketing assistance, event setup support, tokenomics advice, and various advisory services.
Integrity and Decision Making: Aurora’s curators are committed to:
Making unbiased decisions based on the project's alignment with Aurora's values and guidelines.
Aurora retains the right to remove any curator who knowingly violates ethical standards or guidelines.
