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SNQ Campaigns

Participation campaigns can support ecosystem growth, community activity and contributor engagement.

Meaningful Participation

Campaigns should define clear participation requirements and communicate eligibility before users take part.

Built for Sustainability

Campaign design should prioritize transparent rules and long-term ecosystem development over short-term hype.

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Campaign Principles

SNQ campaigns should be structured around clearly defined participation requirements and ecosystem objectives.

Campaigns should avoid artificial engagement incentives and should communicate their rules, eligibility and distribution conditions clearly.

System Principles

Clear Participation Rules
Meaningful Participation
No Artificial Inflation
Sustainable Growth Model
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Campaign Structures

Campaign structures can support different ecosystem objectives while keeping eligibility, participation requirements and distribution conditions explicit.

Growth Campaigns

Support ecosystem awareness and onboarding through clearly defined participation activities.

Engagement Campaigns

Encourage useful community interaction without relying on artificial activity loops.

Contribution Campaigns

Recognize eligible contributors who create value through approved ecosystem activities.

Early Support

Recognize eligible early participants according to the published campaign terms.

Campaign Flow

A structured campaign flow keeps participation requirements and distribution conditions explicit.

1

Campaign Definition

Define the campaign objective, participation requirements, eligibility and distribution conditions.

2

Participant Action

Eligible participants complete the activities described in the published campaign terms.

3

Eligibility Evaluation

Participation is evaluated against the campaign's published rules and eligibility criteria.

4

Distribution

Any applicable allocation is distributed according to the campaign terms and applicable system rules.

Campaign Flow

4 Stages

Defined participation and distribution flow.

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Transparent by Design

Campaign transparency means publishing clear participation requirements, eligibility criteria and distribution conditions rather than implying guaranteed outcomes.

Defined Distribution

Campaign terms should describe how eligible participation is evaluated and how any applicable allocation is determined.

Clear Campaign Terms

Eligibility, requirements, timelines and distribution conditions should be communicated before participation.

Anti-Abuse Controls

Campaign systems can apply controls intended to reduce spam, duplicate participation and exploit-driven activity.

Meaningful Participation

Campaign activities should have a clear relationship to the stated ecosystem objective.

Campaign participation does not by itself represent a guaranteed return or investment outcome.