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MIP-10

Map Improvement Proposal 10: Bounty for Buzz Reports

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Last updated 2 days ago

Summary

The original MIP-10 proposal discussed multiple types of app-based contributions. The finalized version started with a bounty for Buzz reports, paid from the treasury of the Hivemapper Foundation, with rewards for smartphone-based contributions to be incorporated into the rewards pool at a later date.

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Buzz was an experimental app experience that allowed contributors to mark the presence of roadwork. MIP-10 created a temporary bounty to reward these contributors.

A baseline bounty was available for new Buzz reports everywhere in the world. A boosted bounty was available in 15 areas of the world with the highest density of Hivemapper cameras and map coverage. these areas were:

  • Amsterdam

  • Chicago

  • Dubai

  • Los Angeles

  • Lisbon

  • London

  • Madrid

  • Manila

  • New York City

  • Paris

  • San Francisco

  • Singapore (Entire Country)

  • South Korea (Entire Country)

  • Taiwan (Entire Country)

  • Toronto

Proposal: Published
Comment Period: Complete
Outcome: Finalized