<aside> <img src="/icons/attachment_purple.svg" alt="/icons/attachment_purple.svg" width="40px" /> 1. To create a call for proposal, click the “create” button shortcut and select “call for proposal” 2. The call for proposal needs to be created in a community. Soon it will be available to be created in a hub
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<aside> <img src="/icons/notification_purple.svg" alt="/icons/notification_purple.svg" width="40px" /> Only projects can apply to call for proposals
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Title: Title of the call for proposals (e.g., “AI solution for lung cancer detection”) Banner: Optional. Banner that will be displayed on the call for proposal page Short description: The description that will come right under your call for proposal title on the call for proposal page
Keywords: Enter as many keywords as you would like to make it easy for applicants to find your call for proposals
<aside> <img src="/icons/attachment_purple.svg" alt="/icons/attachment_purple.svg" width="40px" /> When your call for proposal is ready to go live, change the status from draft to active
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Description: Provide details about the call for proposal (e.g., the process, the participating organizations, the reward, the broader context for your organization and your community) External links: You can add external links (e.g., to your organization website)
<aside> <img src="/icons/attachment_purple.svg" alt="/icons/attachment_purple.svg" width="40px" /> The application criteria defines who is allowed to apply to your call for proposal
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Everyone: Any JOGL user. If you want your call for proposal to be open to anyone
Community’s ecosystem member: All the members of containers that are linked to the community holding the call for proposal can apply
Community’s members only: Only the members of the community holding the call for proposals can apply
<aside> <img src="/icons/attachment_purple.svg" alt="/icons/attachment_purple.svg" width="40px" /> Visibility settings define who can see the proposals submitted by applicants. Note that the visibility settings can change over time
e.g., while applicants submit proposals, it could make sense to only let admins see the proposals. Once the call for proposals is closed for submission, the visibility setting could be changed to :admins and the reviewers”
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Everyone: Every JOGL user can see the proposals Community’s ecosystem members: All the members of containers linked to the community hosting the call for proposals can see the proposals Community’s members only: Only the members of the community hosting the call for proposals can see the proposals Community’s admins and reviewers only: Only the admins of the community hosting the proposals as well as the reviewers (assigned by the admins) can see the proposals