Concept
Your first Mission
Learn the decisions a community must settle before publishing a fair, verifiable Mission.
Start with one action whose success you can describe in a sentence. “Help the community” is too broad. “Attend the Saturday cleanup and submit the event confirmation” is testable.
Before publishing, settle:
- Outcome: what should happen in the real world?
- Audience: who is eligible?
- Window: when can the action happen?
- Proof: what evidence is necessary and proportionate?
- Decision: who or what checks the proof?
- Reward: what does each qualifying completion receive?
- Capacity: how many completions can qualify?
- Challenge: what happens when a Member disagrees?
Use the same language in the Member description and the reviewer policy. If the reviewer needs a condition the Member cannot see, the Mission is not ready.
For a first Mission, favor a narrow audience, modest capacity, and a review process your team can actually handle. Learn from the evidence before adding more steps or signals.
When Mission authoring becomes Available or Beta, this page will become a tested, screen-by-screen guide.