Frequently asked questions
Frequently asked questions
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What is the primary goal of Committable?
Committable focuses on helping developers monetize their contributions to open-source software (OSS) with the core goal to grow and sustain the OSS ecosystem.
Why are most OSS projects inactive?
Over 99% of OSS projects are inactive due to challenges like lack of developers’ remuneration, leading to project disengagement and ineffective project hand-offs.
How does Committable differentiate from other platforms?
Committable is a decentralized open-source protocol built on trusted software analysis technology. It transforms commits into COMMIT assets and ensures a secure tokenization process and certified developer identity.
What is a meta commit?
A meta commit is a computational proof and permanent digital signature generated by Committable from a commit hash, capturing key information about a developer's contribution.
How can developers showcase their contributions using Committable?
Developers can embed their project-specific metadata into a COMMIT NFT and list it on marketplaces, serving as a digital identity asset that links to their GitHub account and wallet.
What benefits do COMMIT buyers receive?
COMMIT buyers gain ownership of contributions, earn development bounties, claim community rewards from the mining pool, and become part of an innovative community.
How can one support the growth of the Committable ecosystem?
Sponsors can donate to promising projects in the Committable ecosystem, sponsor key development events, and have a say in the governance of the ecosystem through awarded governance tokens.
What is Committable's vision for the open-source economy?
Committable aims to establish a self-sustained decentralized open-source economy where all stakeholders contribute to projects for valuable returns such as ownership, earnings, and credibility.
Our document site https://docs.committable.io/en/overview/ will grant you access to our continuously growing database of relevant information on our protocol.
Access our open-source repositories of our protocol on our GitHub page https://github.com/Committable.
Committable is an open-source collaborative effort and is for open-source collaboration. We welcome all contributions:
- Improve the protocol: https://github.com/Committable/Contracts
- Design a new software analysis algorithm: https://github.com/Committable/TSA-core
- Improve the docs: https://github.com/Committable/committable-doc/
Learn more about our protocol, our research, our case studies and more.
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