We want every builder in here to know exactly how their Mini App will be evaluated and what to expect when Cycle 2 ends. - How your Mini App will be evaluated: The Community Council will use the public scoring rubric to evaluate every eligible submission. It covers the scoring categories, evaluation criteria, and points available for each. We strongly recommend reviewing it thoroughly as you build your Mini App and prepare your submission. 🔗 miniappscompetition.com/scoring - What will happen once judging is complete: Once judging is complete, individual scores will remain confidential. The Community Council's role is focused solely on evaluating and scoring submissions to determine the three winning Mini Apps. They will not provide public or private feedback on individual submissions or explain how individual scores were determined. - How to get the feedback you need: If you’re looking for feedback on your Mini App, we encourage you to make full use of the resources available throughout the cycle. The goal is to give you multiple opportunities to test, improve, and iterate before your Mini App is evaluated. ✅ Share your Mini App with the community and ask for feedback ✅ Test other builders’ Mini Apps and ask them to test yours too ✅ Join Sip & Ship and ask the team anything during the live Q&A ✅ Demo your Mini App during Sip & Show and get live feedback The best feedback is the feedback you can actually use while there’s still time to improve.

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