Hey everyone! We're building NimReview for Cycle 3, a platform where restaurants, cafés, and hotels reward customers in NIM for verified, genuine reviews. Businesses set the reward amount, and customers receive payments directly from their wallets. We're a bit unsure about the category. Would Pay or Earn be more appropriate for this use case? GitHub: https://github.com/0xsaroj001/nimreview

Hey everyone! Following up on my previous post about NimReview. The prototype is now available for testing! Try it here: https://nimreview.vercel.app/ You can explore restaurants, leave reviews, test the proof-of-visit system, and see how NIM rewards would work. This is an early prototype, so payments and rewards are simulated. I'd appreciate your feedback on a few things: 1. Is the app easy to navigate? 2. Did you find any bugs or confusing features? 3. What would you change or improve? Feel free to be critical. I'm trying to understand what actually works and what doesn't before taking it further. Thanks to everyone who gives it a try!

Hey everyone! I've been working on NimReview, a platform where people can review restaurants, cafés, and hotels and earn NIM for genuine reviews. The idea came from a simple problem: how do we know whether someone leaving a review actually visited the place? With NimReview: - Anyone can post a review, but only verified visits qualify for NIM rewards. - Visits can be verified through NIM payments, receipt codes, or location check-ins. - Rewards depend on review quality, not ratings. A genuine 1-star review is just as valuable as a 5-star review. - Unverified reviews carry less weight in overall ratings. - Users can also redeem NIM for rewards offered by participating venues. I've built an initial prototype, but real payment integration is still in progress. I'd love your feedback: Would you use something like this? And do you think rewarding honest reviews could actually improve trust, or would it introduce new problems? Happy to hear criticism and suggestions!