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Translate the Governance module guide into French
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Post the task. Lock the reward. Pay on approval.
The reward sits in escrow until the work is approved, then pays out at once.
A bounty's life, in four steps
The mechanics, step by step01
Post and lock
Describe the task and lock the reward in escrow.
02
Submit
Anyone allowed sends a link before the deadline.
03
Review or vote
The poster decides, or validators vote.
04
Paid
The escrow pays out and reputation grows.
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Fix the timezone shift in Timesheet CSV exports
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Who posts on TaskFlow
Open-source maintainers
Put a reward on the issue nobody has time for.
Student challenges
Lock the prize before the first line of code.
Ambassador programmes
Reserve tasks for ambassadors; a small council approves.
Questions people ask
Is this real money?
No. It's a testnet demo: nothing leaves your browser.
Who decides whether my work is accepted?
The poster, or a named group of validators. The bounty says which.
What if my submission is rejected?
You get a written reason and can resubmit before the deadline.
Can a poster take the reward back?
Only by cancelling while no submission awaits a decision, in public.
Does TaskFlow take a cut?
No. Contributors get the full reward; the only cost is gas.