import React , { FC } from 'react' ; import { Divider , Note , NoteType } from 'components' ; import ProjectReviewers from './ProjectReviewers.png' ; import * as S from './styles' ; const AppSubmissionFaq = ( ) => { return ( < S . Container > < S . Title > Frequently Asked Questions < /S.Title> < S . FaqDropdownCard answer = { < p className = "ProjectRulesFaq__answer" > All members of thenewboston community , including core team members and Governors , can submit project proposals . < /p>} question="Who can submit project proposals?"/ > < S . FaqDropdownCard answer = { < > < p className = "ProjectRulesFaq__answer" > To ensure that core team members and Government do not work on projects for which they have { ' ' } < i > decision - making power < /i>, we follow separate guidelines. Here is an outline of these processes. < /p> < img alt = "Project Proposal Reviewers Diagram" className = "ProjectRulesFaq__illustration" src = { ProjectReviewers } / > < ul className = "ProjectRulesFaq__answer-items" > < li className = "ProjectRulesFaq__answer-item" > < b className = "ProjectRulesFaq__answer-item-title" > Proposals coming from community members < /b> - Auditors review such proposals and they will make coin offers for milestones . If the decision of the auditor conflicts with the proposal maker ( project lead ) , they can appeal to the Government for help . Auditors can invite the Government or core team members to join the auditor ’ s project review meeting if the proposal ’ s review requires subject expertise . < /li> < Divider className = "ProjectRulesFaq__inner-divider" / > < li className = "ProjectRulesFaq__answer-item" > < b className = "ProjectRulesFaq__answer-item-title" > Proposals coming from core team members < /b> - Core team ( excluding auditors ) can make proposals the same way as community members , and auditors review these proposals . Auditors , however , can ’ t involve the core team member who made the proposal in decision making . They can only ask questions for clarification . < /li> < Divider className = "ProjectRulesFaq__inner-divider" / > < li className = "ProjectRulesFaq__answer-item" > < b className = "ProjectRulesFaq__answer-item-title" > Proposals coming from auditors < /b> - Only the Government can review project or milestone proposals made by auditors . Government can invite people from the core team with particular subject expertise to look at proposals , however , they cannot include any of the auditors in that review session . < /li> < Divider className = "ProjectRulesFaq__inner-divider" / > < li className = "ProjectRulesFaq__answer-item" > < b className = "ProjectRulesFaq__answer-item-title" > Proposals coming from a member of the Government < /b> - Project proposals made by a Government member are open for everyone in the community to review . Core team members , auditors , Governors , and Community members all have the same weight in decision making about these proposals . Although decision - making will be open for everyone , auditors take conclusions and move the proposal accordingly . < /li> < /ul> < />} question="Who reviews project proposals?"/ > < S . FaqDropdownCard answer = { < p className = "ProjectRulesFaq__answer" > Auditors can offer an amount of coins for proposals . The project lead ( proposal maker ) and auditors can negotiate the number of coins for a proposal . In case of conflict between auditors and project leads , either party can take the issue to the Government . The decision of the Government will be final . < /p>} question="Who offers coins for proposals?"/ > < S . FaqDropdownCard answer = { < p className = "ProjectRulesFaq__answer" > Auditors must take biweekly reports from project leads regarding the progress of their project . Also , auditors will generate bi - weekly reports on all approved projects / milestones . These project progress reports will be presented to the Government in a biweekly sprint planning meeting . < /p>} question="How will I report progress on my project?"/ > < S . FaqDropdownCard answer = { < div className = "ProjectRulesFaq__answer" > The criteria for project inactivity are : < br /> < br / > < ul className = "ProjectRulesFaq__answer-items" > < li className = "ProjectRulesFaq__answer-item" > No reply from project leads ( two consecutive times ) when the auditor asks their biweekly project progress - related questions < /li> < li className = "ProjectRulesFaq__answer-item" > Crossed milestone deadline < /li> < li className = "ProjectRulesFaq__answer-item" > No recent updates to their projects GitHub in the last 30 days < /li> < /ul> < /div>} question="When does thenewboston team consider a project as “inactive”?"/ > < S . FaqDropdownCard answer = { < > < p className = "ProjectRulesFaq__answer" > Once thenewboston team identifies a project as inactive , the project will be open for anyone to take over it and will have the “ inactive ” label . If another community member claims an “ inactive ” project , auditors will decide whether to give them the lead for the project based on their GitHub profile and their community reputation . < /p> < Note text = "The core team, including auditors and Government, can also take over inactive projects." type = { NoteType . Information } / > < />} question="What happens to inactive projects?"/ > < S . FaqDropdownCard answer = { < > < ol className = "ProjectRulesFaq__answer-items" > < li className = "ProjectRulesFaq__answer-item" > Look for any project proposal with the “ inactive ” label . < /li> < li className = "ProjectRulesFaq__answer-item" > Comment down that you are interested in taking over the proposal , and why would thenewboston team choose you . < /li> < li className = "ProjectRulesFaq__answer-item" > If auditors appoint you as the new leader of the project , fork the previous project from their repository . < /li> < li className = "ProjectRulesFaq__answer-item" > Make a new milestone proposal . < /li> < li className = "ProjectRulesFaq__answer-item" > Start working on milestones and make payout requests when the milestone is complete . < /li> < br / > < /ol> < Note text = "You can’t receive payment for redoing work that we already paid for to the previous project lead. So, it’s better to start from where the previous project lead left the project by forking their repo." type = { NoteType . Important } / > < />} question="How to take over inactive projects?"/ > < /S.Container>); } ; export default AppSubmissionFaq ;