Decentraland Explorer’s Challenges This proposal is now in status: REJECTED. Voting Results: * Yes 60% 836,776 VP (89 votes) * No 40% 575,581 VP (8 votes)

I'm voting no because you didn't bother to reply to any of the questions or feedback given. It shows a lack of inititive or care for the community concerns.

How do you plan to find land owners and choose the locations for the puzzle stages? Will it be open to anyone? Will there be some maximum number of locations or can multiple locations host the same puzzle? Do you have experience developing decentraland scenes? The puzzles on the website only include text entry unlocking. Can you provide any more information about what you see the decentraland portion looking like? Will it need custom modeling and sdk development? If so, is that included in the grant budget? How do you plan to install the features in the scenes, will you provide the required models and code? Can you provide more details about potential marketing reach, or specifically how this would attract new users, other than the potential to earn the NFTs and MANA? There are projects that have created similar experiences without a grant. Projects that have shown good faith by creating PoCs, doing some initial community engagement, and have a planned model for self-sustainability long term are more successful with grant requests. I do like the concept of the project and the interactive form of marketing and engagement it enables. I also like the web3 aspects for claiming. This type of experience is definitely fun but it is a bit disconnected from what a dcl user would want, which is typically wearables or some NFT related to dcl, rather than an external platform's token.

I like these, reminds me of the mini games a while back where you would get a Poap on completion. Those were fun! I have a few questions though, who are the asscociated projects if there are any at the moment? [quote="dao, post:1, topic:14723"] The hunts and NFTs will remain available for play as long as the associated projects and lore remains available to keep the puzzle logic intact (e.g. if one of the partners changes their plot and removes the location of a passcode, the game will not function and either need to be revised or removed), but the incentive for a campaign-focused drawing will end at the predetermined date. [/quote] I personally think there should be a time window/deadlines these would be available for rather than being up to the hosts/partners since DAO would fund this.

Hi there, thank you for submitting your proposal. This seems like an interesting concept. Can you please explain what this line means: *"We are in the midst of an angel funding round and will conduct additional fundraising to scale and turn the B2B model into a community-facing platform in the future."* Does this mean that you are receiving funds from outside of Decentraland? Or is the angel funding round from the DAO? *"There are more substantial packages available in a subscription-type model, but we anticipate running this initial campaign as a pilot before approaching Decentraland DAO for recurring funding."* Does this also mean that you plan to submit future DAO proposals? If so, how much would you anticipate they be for, if you are able to give that number? I actually am in favor of organizations applying for smaller grants to show proof of concept before they apply for large grants. May I ask what your relationship with Decentraland is? How much time has your team spent in world? What limitations do you perceive you might run into building here? I see that you have an unminted name, and one that has not actually been assigned an actual name (It's still an eth address), and these are very basic gestures to show that you are committed to Decentraland. Thank you very much for your time. Kindly, Canessa