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Communication Expectations

Effective communication is vital throughout the bounty posting and hunting process. To help with this, we’ve provided templates that you can use to maintain professionalism and ensure everyone’s expectations align. Keep in mind that these templates are starting points and can be adjusted to suit your specific needs.

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Bounty Hunter

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Upon Acceptance

After accepting a bounty, it’s important to reach out to the Poster within 24 hours via email or Discord.

Hello there,
I'm very excited to begin working on this Bounty. I am located in <geoarea>. I usually work between the hours of <xyzxyz> and the best way to reach me is by email. I just wanted to take a moment to check in and outline my approach.
- <milestone 1> - <your expected date of delivery>
- <milestone 2> - <your expected date of delivery>
Please let me know if you have any questions. I look forward to working with you.
Best,
Your Name

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Check-ins

To ensure a smooth and successful Bounty experience, it is important to maintain regular communication with the Bounty Poster. This includes providing updates on progress every few days, as well as addressing any roadblocks, pain points, or questions that may arise. Lack of visibility into the progress of the project is a common cause of dissatisfaction among Bounty Posters. Keeping them informed will help to mitigate this issue and maintain a positive working relationship.

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What to say when giving a status update:

I wanted to check-in and give you an update on my progress. Everything is going well, and I am still on target to meet <milestone 1> by <expected date of delivery>. Please reach out if you have any questions or need further information about this Bounty.

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What to say when you need to change the timeline:

I wanted to give you an update on my timeline. <xyx> has taken longer than I expected due to <xyxyx> reasons. I have been able to determine next steps, but wanted to let you know my <milestone 1> date has changed to <new expected delivery day>. I have solved any current roadblocks and am on track to complete the Bounty.

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Upon Submission

Congratulations on successfully completing the Bounty! It is now important to promptly follow up with the bounty poster to allow them to review the completed work. This will provide an opportunity for them to provide feedback or request any necessary changes. Following up quickly will help ensure a smooth process and timely completion of the project.

Hi there,
I have submitted the completed Bounty at <link to the Bounty>. Please let me know if you request changes or have any questions about the submission. It has been a pleasure working with you.

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Changes are Requested

If the Bounty Poster requests any changes, it is important to respond within 24 hours to acknowledge receipt of their feedback. During this response, it is crucial to discuss a plan for the next steps and a timeline for implementing the suggested updates. It is important to approach any requested changes in a constructive manner. To assist with this process, the following are the two templates you can personalize

Example:

Thank you for <list the input or changes requested>. I value your feedback as it helps me become a better Bounty Hunter. I will have a revised version of this project ready for you to review by <date>.
One solution to the input you mentioned is <list the solution in a detailed, non-technical way>. Does this sound like an ideal solution for your Bounty? If so, I can have an updated version for you by <date>.

Example:

I know you are concerned about <list the concern in a polite way>. Including <list the suggestion in a detailed, non-technical way> may be an ideal solution.
I am open to revisions and willing to make changes to improve the quality of your work. If this solution works for you, I can get you an updated version by <date>.

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Poster

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Upon Acceptance

Once you accept a Bounty Hunter for your Bounty, you should reach out to them within 24 hours via email or Discord. Feel free to use this template if you are not sure how to start.

Hi <name>,
I am excited to work with you on this Bounty. You seem like a great fit for this project. Here is a little bit about me <share information that is helpful for the Bounty Hunter to know about you>.
I would like to chat with you soon to review requirements and set milestones.
Please let me know if you have any questions about the Bounty as you get started.

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Check-ins

Open and consistent communication with the Bounty Hunter is crucial, especially if the project is complex or has multiple milestones. This will help ensure that the project stays on track and is completed within the agreed-upon timeframe. Here are a few examples of what you can say to stay in touch with your Bounty Hunter:

Hi,
I wanted to check in and see how the Bounty was going. Do you have any questions about the requirements? I am happy to chat <via email or Discord> if you need further guidance.

Hello,
How is the Bounty going? Do you think you are still on track to complete it by <date>? Do you have any part of it completed that you can send to me as a sample? Please let me know if you have any questions.

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Upon Submission

Once your Bounty Hunter submits the Bounty, we recommend you review the submission within three days. If you’re happy with the submission, feel free to press the Accept button to complete the Bounty and release the Cycles to the Bounty Hunter. Send them a thank you or acknowledgment that the work has been received and the Cycles released.

Hi,
Just received your submission. It looks great. Thank you for all your hard work on this. <Mention what you liked about working with this Bounty Hunter. Would you like to work together again?>

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Changes Requested

You can request changes on your Bounty’s Discussion tab. It is important that the changes you request are within the scope of the original project. Give clear expectations of what needs to be changed and ensure the Bounty Hunter has the correct resources or access to test projects if needed.

Hello,
Thanks for your submission! Would you be up for changing the following:
<Include specific details of what changes to make or information regarding testing/deployment of the project>.

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