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Docs and translation bounties

Write it. Prove it. Get paid.

Projects post a writing task and lock the reward. Writers submit their work. Validators read it against the brief and pay out when it passes.

Post a bountyFind tasks to claim
TASK · [TASK TITLE][EN → ES]
SOURCE
[Source sentence from the docs]
SUBMITTED
[Submitted translation with one flagged phrase highlighted]
Validator note: [Reason the phrase needs a fix]
Terminology · PASSTone · PASSAccuracy · FIX

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Live tasks on StudioNet →
TYPETASKLANGUAGEREWARD

From brief to payout

01

Post the brief

Describe the task, the quality bar and the language. Lock the reward.

02

Writers submit

Anyone can claim the task and send a public link to their finished work.

03

Validators review

They read the work against the brief and mark each requirement pass or fix.

04

Pass and get paid

PASS binds the accepted writer and opens a 24h appeal window. The poster can settle immediately; after the window anyone can trigger payout.

FOR PROJECTS

Get docs written without chasing anyone.

Pay only for work that meets your bar.

Post a bounty
FOR WRITERS

Get paid for good words, on the record.

Every review comes with reasons you can read.

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FAQ

How do reviews work?

Validators fetch your link and the source doc live, then mark each requirement Pass or Fix with written reasons. Pass on every required item pays out.

What happens on Fix?

You get one revision (max 2 submissions per claim). After a second non-Pass the bounty reopens for someone else.

Can the poster reject my work?

No. Validators decide against the immutable brief — the poster cannot veto or reclaim funds mid-claim.

What links work?

Public GitHub files, PRs, gists, raw markdown and public pages. Login-gated Google Docs and private Notion pages fail — use the inline-text fallback.

AI-written work?

State your stance in the brief. Validators cannot reliably detect AI text and there is no plagiarism check in v1.

Which languages?

Launch with major pairs (EN↔ES/FR/DE/PT). Low-resource language judging varies — the brief should name the target bar.