Utopian Colony- Empowering Open-source collaboration- *IndieGoGO Campaign* (Back it and get early access + Cool Perks )
Imagine a world where open source collaborators were incentivized on a platform based on blockchain technology? The result wold be empowered digital professionals and innovation at a pace we have never seen before. This is what @utopian-io is offering with Utopian colony.
Currently Github is the go to platform for open-source collaboration but there is one problem, collaborators are not incentivized to participate and this may result in slow progress of projects. Interestingly Utopian Colony integrates with Github so you can bring over any code that is there and begin to work on it in an empowered ecosystem.
By rewarding collaborators such as coders, designers, photographers, translators, tutorial makers and other digital professionals, @Utopian-io will become the hub for open-source project collaborators, investors and industry trend spotting. The task of finding the right team for your project whether it be DApp or content creation just got simpler and more manageable with Utopian colony.
See Utopians Indiegogo campaign here Backers will get early access to the platform along with other perks depending on your level of contribution including cool badges, priority support , project spotlight and more.
Check out there website here
See their Github Code here
Check the launch of the indiegogo campaign Here
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Utopian Colony
Open source software is fundamental for the technological advancement of our society, but until now all the hard work of independent open source innovators has been vastly unrewarded. Utopian wants to change that, with the first fully inclusive collaboration platform for open source projects that enables project owners to build and incentivize contributor communities, through tips and bounties, while accessing the power of collective financing. The codebase of Utopian Colony is proudly open source.
PS: Speeling error on "Backers" written as Bakers in the video.
