Astar Ecosystem Agent Program 2.5

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Astar Ecosystem Agent Program 2.5

Objective: This document aims to provide an update to the current Astar Ecosystem Agent program following the launch of on-chain governance and the transition of Astar Network to Astar Collective.

Introduction

As Astar Network evolves beyond being a standalone blockchain protocol into a comprehensive ecosystem that bridges Web2 and Web3, we are thrilled to announce a series of updates to the Astar Ecosystem Agent Program. This transformation aligns with Astar’s partnership with Soneium, powered by Sony Block Solutions Labs, and our collective mission to drive Web3 adoption at a massive scale.

Our agents will play an essential role in promoting this expanded vision, supporting both Astar Network and the Soneium ecosystem. Together, we aim to reach billions of users by integrating Web3 capabilities with mainstream consumer applications.

This update is closely tied to our transition to on-chain governance on Astar, which introduces a new Community Council responsible for overseeing and approving agent compensation through a transparent and decentralized system. The Community Council will play a crucial role in evaluating agent contributions and ensuring the Community Treasury is managed effectively, marking a new era of community-driven decision-making.

On-Chain Governance

As the Astar Network transitions to on-chain governance, significant changes are being implemented to enhance transparency, efficiency, and community-driven decision-making for the Astar Ecosystem Agent Program. Here’s an outline of the new structure:

1. Transition to On-Chain Governance

• The management and approval of token compensations to Astar agents will now fall under the responsibility of the newly formed Community Council.
• The Community Council will consist of Startale team members, Astar ecosystem agents, and engaged community members, ensuring diverse representation and oversight.

2. Key Changes

• Evaluation and Remuneration Structure: The existing evaluation process, previously managed by Startale, will be removed. Instead, agents will be compensated through a decentralized and transparent process.
• Community Council’s Role: The council will be responsible for assessing and approving compensation requests made by agents, known as “Tips,” through on-chain community treasury proposals.

New Compensation Model: Tips Proposal System

The Tips Compensation Model is a community-driven approach designed to reward Astar Ecosystem Agents transparently and fairly. Instead of receiving automatic payments, agents can submit “Tips” proposals to the Community Treasury once per quarter. Each proposal should specify the requested amount and provide a detailed justification of past contributions, such as community engagement, content creation, event organization, or technical support.

These proposals are then reviewed and approved by the Community Council, ensuring that compensation is merit-based and aligned with the ecosystem’s impact goals. This model promotes accountability, transparency, and community involvement, empowering and rewarding agents to contribute meaningfully while keeping the ecosystem sustainable.

How the Tips Proposal System Works

• Agents Seeking Compensation: Agents will submit Tip proposals to the Community Treasury.
• Frequency: Agents can submit one Tip proposal per quarter.
• Proposal Requirements: Each Tip proposal must include:
  • The amount requested for compensation.
  • A justification detailing contributions made during the quarter, with specific evidence of impact and results. The proposer must have a verified on-chain identity.
• Approval Process: The Community Council will review each proposal, deliberate on the contributions made, and decide if the compensation is justified.

Role of Startale Under the New System

• Oversight and Support: Startale will continue to manage the Astar Ecosystem Agent Program by:
  • Handling new member applications.
  • Providing support and guidance to agents.
  • Promoting agents and their contributions on Astar’s official channels and platforms.
  • Managing agent privileges, such as event invitations and direct access to the team.
• Note: Startale will no longer be involved in evaluating agent contributions for compensation purposes.

Updated Program: Alignment with Astar Collective

With Astar’s evolution from a blockchain protocol into a dynamic and inclusive collective, the Astar Ecosystem Agent Program has been restructured to align with the broader vision of driving Web3 adoption and real-world use cases. Agents will continue to play a critical role in this transformative journey by promoting and supporting the ecosystem’s expansion, especially as Astar integrates with Soneium and the broader Superchain ecosystem.

Goals and Responsibilities

Goal: The goal of the Astar Ecosystem Agent Program is to engage passionate community members who will contribute to the development, expansion, and global adoption of Web3 through Astar and Soneium. This includes fostering innovative use cases, educating the community, and building strategic partnerships that align with Astar’s mission to bring Web3 to billions.

Key Responsibilities

• Community Engagement: Actively engage with the community to spread awareness and promote Astar and Soneium, facilitating conversations around their role in Web3 adoption.
• Education and Outreach: Create educational content that explains Astar’s transition into a collective and the unique benefits of integrating with Soneium, targeting both Web3 enthusiasts and Web2 audiences.
• Ecosystem Development: Support projects and initiatives that leverage Astar and Soneium for real-world use cases, from digital content management to creator engagement.
• Event Organization: Host and participate in events, webinars, and meetups to spread the word about Astar and Soneium and drive global interest in Web3 technologies.
• Content Creation: Develop high-quality articles, videos, and graphics to educate the community and drive interest in Astar and Soneium.

Criteria

To become a valuable part of the Astar Ecosystem Agent Program and effectively contribute to Astar’s mission of Web3 mass adoption, you should meet the following criteria:

• Deep Understanding of Astar & Soneium Vision:
  Have a strong grasp of Astar’s evolution from a blockchain to a collective, Soneium’s role in the ecosystem, and the latest developments within the Superchain framework.
• Community Engagement Experience:
  Demonstrated experience in engaging and managing online communities across platforms like Telegram, Discord, Twitter, and hosting in-person or virtual meetups.
• Active Community Member:
  Be consistently active within the Astar and Soneium communities, participating in discussions and initiatives that align with our vision.
• Passion for Web3 Education:
  Show a genuine interest in educating and empowering the community about Astar, Soneium, and the broader Web3 space, bridging the gap between decentralized and traditional technology users.
• Commitment to Decentralization:
  Be dedicated to advancing Astar as a community-driven ecosystem, contributing to governance and promoting decentralization.

Expectations

Agents are integral to fostering a thriving and engaged community that supports Astar and Soneium’s transition into a real-world Web3 adoption platform. Here’s what we expect:

• Community Building:
  Cultivate and grow a strong, vibrant community in your region, fostering discussions around Astar and Soneium and their impact on Web3 adoption.
• Transparency in Contributions:
  Be open and clear about your activities, achievements, and ongoing tasks. Consistent and transparent reporting will be essential as part of the governance-focused community.
• Language and Localization:
  Translate key Astar and Soneium content into your native language to make resources accessible to a broader audience and promote understanding.
• Event Organization:
  Arrange and facilitate meetups, workshops, and educational sessions for your local community, emphasizing the integration of Web3 into everyday life.
• Representation at Events:
  Attend blockchain and tech conferences as an Astar representative, sharing the vision and fostering strategic relationships.
• Active Participation:
  Join monthly agent calls to discuss updates, share ideas, and collaborate with other agents and the Astar team.

Benefits

Becoming an Astar Ecosystem Agent comes with significant perks, recognizing your contributions and empowering your involvement:

• Official Recognition:
  Earn the status of an official Astar Network and Soneium representative, boosting your visibility and influence in the Web3 space.
• Privileged Access:
  Get direct access to core contributors and teams, gaining early insights and updates on the ecosystem’s latest advancements.
• Governance Involvement:
  Be part of the Community Council, contributing to governance decisions, Community Treasury management, and shaping the direction of Astar’s decentralized future.
• Reputation Building:
  Build a strong reputation within the ecosystem that could pave the way for future career opportunities and leadership roles in the Web3 industry.
• Collaboration Opportunities:
  Work alongside industry-leading figures and projects, expanding your network and enhancing your professional growth.
• Promotion and Recognition:
  Receive recognition for your efforts through Astar’s official channels, increasing the reach and impact of your contributions.
• Incentives and Rewards:
  Earn dApp staking rewards and passive income through the new incentive structure, aligned with the community-driven Tips Proposal System.
• Event Access:
  Receive exclusive invitations to industry events and conferences sponsored by Astar and Soneium, giving you a platform to connect with innovators.
• Early Technology Access:
  Be among the first to explore and adopt cutting-edge technologies launched within the Astar and Soneium ecosystems.
• Exclusive Perks:
  Access limited-edition digital collectibles, like agent-only NFTs, and other exclusive Astar merchandise.
• Community Engagement:
  Participate in casual hangouts and team-building activities, creating lasting relationships with fellow agents and core team members.

Code of Conduct for Astar Ecosystem Agents

As the Astar Network evolves into a collective, with a broader mission of integrating with Soneium and driving Web3 adoption to billions, agents are ambassadors of this vision. Being an agent is a privilege and comes with a responsibility to uphold Astar’s values, foster community trust, and actively contribute to a positive ecosystem.

Before participating in the Astar Ecosystem Agent Program, all members must thoroughly understand and commit to the Astar Space Club: Code of Conduct. This ensures a community culture of mutual respect, innovation, and inclusivity.

Respect and Integrity

• Embrace Inclusivity and Respect:
  Treat everyone in the community, both Web2 and Web3, with dignity and respect. Embrace diversity in all its forms and promote a collaborative and welcoming environment that bridges the gap between decentralized technologies and broader society.
• Be a Community Builder:
  Help fellow members by offering guidance, sharing resources, and uplifting each other, ensuring that both newcomers and experienced users can find their place in the Astar ecosystem.
• Lead Constructive Dialogue:
  Contribute meaningfully to discussions, focusing on solutions that align with Astar and Soneium’s goal of creating real-world Web3 use cases. Offer constructive criticism and seek to uplift, rather than undermine, community initiatives.
• Communicate Transparently:
  Share your thoughts openly, clearly, and respectfully. Encourage honest dialogue while being mindful of others’ perspectives. Your communication should aim to further Astar’s mission and foster understanding.
• Foster Continuous Improvement:
  Be open to feedback and actively seek ways to improve your contributions to Astar and Soneium. Offer feedback that is considerate and designed to help others grow, reinforcing our collective mission.
• Uphold Ethical Standards:
  Represent Astar with integrity, demonstrating ethical behavior both online and offline. Inspire trust through your actions and maintain a credible social presence, reflective of Astar’s role as a bridge between Web2 and Web3.
• Represent with Responsibility:
  As agents of Astar and Soneium, manage your social identity responsibly. Avoid engaging in superficial content practices like engagement farming and maintain a professional stance. Be mindful when referencing competitors and refrain from promoting alternative ecosystems excessively.

Prohibited Conduct

• No Impersonation or Misrepresentation:
  Do not impersonate others or misrepresent your affiliation with Astar, Soneium, or the broader community. Authenticity and transparency are crucial to maintaining trust.
• Limit Self-Promotion:
  Refrain from excessive self-promotion. Your focus should be on community and ecosystem growth rather than personal gain. Self-promotion should only occur if it adds value to the broader community and aligns with Astar’s goals.
• Zero Tolerance for Harassment or Hate Speech:
  Maintain a safe and inclusive community by refraining from any form of harassment, discrimination, or hate speech. Respect and empathy are foundational to our ecosystem’s success.
• Avoid Plagiarism:
  Always attribute and credit original creators when using or sharing their work. Uphold integrity by creating and promoting original content.
• No Speculation on Astar’s Token Price:
  Do not engage in or encourage speculative conversations about Astar’s token price. Discussions should be centered on the technology, use cases, and real-world impact rather than investment topics.

Responsibility and Consequences

Being part of the Astar Ecosystem Agent Program is an honor, and with it comes the expectation to act as a positive force within our community and partnerships. Violations of this code may result in disciplinary actions, ranging from warnings to removal from the program, based on the severity and recurrence of the behavior.

The Community Growth Team, in alignment with the Community Council, holds the authority to enforce these guidelines and ensure the community remains a safe, constructive, and visionary space.

Together, Let’s Illuminate the Future

By adhering to this Code of Conduct, you contribute to Astar and Soneium’s shared mission: making Web3 accessible to everyone and fostering real-world adoption. Let’s continue building a future where decentralized technologies seamlessly integrate with everyday life, shining brightly like the stars we aspire to be.

Agent Programs

General Agent Program

• Open to non-technical community members who wish to focus on marketing, community engagement, and business development.
• Responsibilities include hosting events, content creation, and community management.

Technical Agent Program

• Tailored for technically inclined individuals who can contribute to the technical development of the Astar and Soneium ecosystems.
• Responsibilities include writing technical documentation, supporting developers, and contributing to open-source projects.

What Can Agents Do?

• Promote Astar and Soneium: Spread awareness of the evolving Astar collective and the benefits of its integration with Soneium.
• Education and Workshops: Organize educational workshops and webinars explaining the technical and business aspects of the ecosystem.
• Content Creation: Develop articles, videos, infographics, or podcasts that explain Astar’s mission, governance model, and real-world applications.
• Community Support: Provide support to new users in forums and online communities, answering questions and guiding them through the ecosystem.
• Business Development: Identify and cultivate partnerships that can leverage Astar and Soneium for real-world Web3 solutions.
• Event Participation: Represent Astar and Soneium at conferences, meetups, and panels to engage broader audiences and share insights.

Compensation Model

To align with Astar’s transition to on-chain governance and ensure community-driven transparency, the compensation system has evolved into a “Tips” Proposal System.

1. Tips Proposal System

• Frequency: Agents may submit one Tip proposal per quarter.
• Proposal Requirements: Each submission must specify the requested compensation amount and provide detailed justifications for contributions made in that quarter.
• Review Process: The Community Council will review each proposal and decide on approval based on the impact and quality of contributions.

2. Eligible Contributions for Tips

• Community Engagement: Organizing or hosting impactful events, engaging in governance discussions, and moderating forums.
• Educational Content: Publishing in-depth articles, creating tutorials, or making explainer videos about Astar and Soneium.
• Technical Contributions: Writing technical documentation, developing tools or dApps, and supporting developer initiatives.
• Outreach and Partnerships: Establishing partnerships that add value to the ecosystem or drive mainstream Web3 adoption.
• Translations: Translating key documents into multiple languages to broaden global reach.

3. Contributions Not Eligible for Tips

• Speculative or investment-related content.
• Low-effort or repetitive social media posts without meaningful engagement.
• Contributions lacking proof of impact or measurable outcomes.
• Activities or support that are unverifiable or lack community relevance.

4. Voting Conflict of Interest:

Note: If an ecosystem agent is also a member of the Community Council, they will not be authorized to vote on their own Tips proposal. This ensures fairness and impartiality in the approval process.

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Astar Community Council
July 2025

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Astar Community Council Evaluation Tips Work Flow

Objective: This document outlines the guidelines for the Ambassador Program 2.5, including the reporting process, evaluation methodology, and other relevant information related to the program.

Community Council Tip Flow – Process Overview

1.1 Proposal Submission

• The Agent submits the proposal in the Astar Forum under the Agents Report Tab.
• Please include a summary in the forum topic and share the full document via Google Docs or similar. Additionally, please mention @Community_Council
• Topic title name should be formatted as follows: Q1 2025 Contribution Report - <Agent Name/General or Technical>
  • Example: “Q1 2025 Contribution Report - hogemaru/Technical”
  • Example: “Jan - Feb 2025 Contribution Report - fugamaru/General”

1.2 Council Evaluation

The Community Council evaluates the proposal based on the established Scoring System criteria and determines the final Tip amount.

1.3 Feedback Publication

The Council publishes its feedback and the approved Tip amount in the Forum.

1.4 On-Chain Submission

After receiving feedback, the Agent submits the Tip proposal under “Community Treasury Proposals” on Subsquare.

1.5 Distribution

Once the proposal is approved by the Community Council, the Tip amount is sent to the Agent’s wallet address.
Proposal rewards are distributed for each expenditure period. Payments are made every Tuesday.

Submission Process

2.1 Who Can Submit

Any Agent who participated in the Astar Agent Program during the eligible period.

2.2 Submission Timeline

• Submissions must be made within the first 7 days of the new quarter.
• Evaluations are generally conducted on a calendar quarterly basis; however, exceptions may arise depending on the timing of an agent’s enrollment and their actual period of activity. Therefore, when preparing an evaluation report, it is essential to clearly specify the activity period being assessed.

2.3 Required Documentation

The Agent drafts their proposal in Google Docs and submits it under the “Agents Report” subcategory on the Astar Forum to the Community Council for review, including:

• A summary of contributions during the quarter.
• Supporting evidence: links, screenshots, metrics.
• (Optional) A suggested reward amount — this will not directly influence the final reward.

The details of the report template will be explained later. Please refer to Section 7.

Evaluation Process

3.1 Evaluators

The Astar Community Council (ACC) evaluates all submissions. Each Council member scores Agents individually via a shared evaluation sheet.

3.2 Review Method

A. Each Council member evaluates submissions individually and assigns scores based on the criteria for General and Technical Agents.

B. Each Council member has 100 points to allocate. The final score for an Agent is determined by averaging the scores given by all Council members. (The specific calculation method is outlined in Section 5 of this document.)

C. The base reward amount is determined using the average score as a percentage. The base reward is set at $800, as stated in Section 4.1 of this document.

D. If an Agent is recognized for outstanding contributions—demonstrating motivated and purposeful actions—a bonus of $200 will be granted. (This is detailed in Section 4.2 of this document.)

E. The final reward amount consists of the base reward plus the bonus amount (if applicable).
Additionally, if an Agent also serves as a Council member, their evaluation is conducted excluding themselves. In other words, the Agent does not score their own submission.

3.3 Categories & Scoring System

• Agent’s proposal reviews are based on the evaluation criteria.

• General Agents and Technical Agents have different evaluation models. However, since various activities may overlap, the categories are not strictly limited. For example, even a General Agent can contribute to BUILD.

• To avoid confusion, we are following the structure of the previous program for categorization. However, since the target ecosystems are Astar Network and Soneium, “SON” has been excluded.
  

  

General Agent

Categories	Contribution Items	Evaluation criteria
CM	Community Management - Support and manage your local community by answering questions, providing necessary info, etc. This includes translating official news and articles. Those who do not have a local community or have a small local community, is required to extend their support on the main Discord community. Please install Combot on your Telegram channel so that you can provide the statistics with Combot link.	Local Community Support, Discord support, Community size, activity level, relevance, quantity, news and articles posted, proactive support, overall impact on the community.
GOV	Governance & Project Engagement - Engage with governance and Unstoppable Grant discussion in the forum and Discord. Agents should actively encourage members of their respective communities to participate in topics, discussions, and motions on the Astar forum and Subsquare. The activities related to this outreach should also be clearly documented in the reports submitted by the agents. Furthermore, While it would be difficult in practice to quantify, track, or measure the impact or effectiveness of these activities, such precision is not required. However, at the very least, agents are expected to record the actions and contributions made.	Forum/Discord activity, proposal involvement, quality, quantity and relevance, innovative suggestions, proposals support (questions, but also advice, feedback, etc.).
SM	Social Media Engagement - You are required to put on “Astar Network Agent” on your Twitter account. Create short quality content or memes on Twitter or other social media platforms. Please share your tweets with your local community and get them to retweet to increase presence. You need to share your Twitter analytics (https://analytics.twitter.com/) every month.	"Twitter or other social media content, content quality & quantity, Threads, relevance, Brand awareness, Business development, analytics, impact, creativity, visibility, Astar projects impartiality. Note - The relentless promotion of a specific project on Astar by being an ambassador or core team member of that project will not be taken into account.
CC	Content Creation - Create content. This can be an article or a tutorial in a written or video format. The content has to be ORIGINAL.	Quality, originality, quantity, relevance, support, materials, Brand awareness, Business development, work dedicated & promotion. Note - Twitter threads are not evaluated in content creation, but in social media engagement.
EM	Event Management - Organize an online/physical meetup with your local community or a group of developers. Plan ahead and please reach out to us if you need financial support. It is best to record the meetup session. - Hosting a “Space” on platforms such as X falls under the category of “EM.” If any publicly released content or deliverables are produced during the event, their content and impact can also be reflected under “CC.” If you’re simply attending or invited as a guest to an event, it would fall under “Others.”	- Quality, quantity, size of event, number of participants, Brand awareness, Business development, time dedicated, planning and coordination, report quality, community impact and feedback.
BD	Business Development - Reach out to projects to build on Astar. You have to be able to pitch about Astar before handing over the project to Spacelabs. Special bonus will be given when it is a native Astar project (which means they previously have never launched on any other chains).
Other	Contribution Activities Not Covered Above

Technical Agent

Categories	Contribution Items	Evaluation criteria
DS	Developer Support - This is the most important task since many developers are new to ink! and your interaction is much needed. Support the builders and developers on #wasm-smart-contract channel on Astar Discord. This includes answering their questions and helping them to solve their problems.
GOV	Governance & Project Engagement As per General Agent.	As per General Agent.
SM	Social Media Engagement As per General Agent.	As per General Agent.
CM	Community Management As per General Agent, Independently launch a community focused on relevant technologies (e.g., WASM, blockchain nodes) and provide leadership and support within it.	As per General Agent.
CC	Content Creation As per General Agent.	As per General Agent.
EM	Event Management As per General Agent.	As per General Agent.
BD	Business Development As per General Agent.	As per General Agent.
BUILD	Build something - Show us your skills by building something. Your progress on Github should be transparent.
Others	Contribution Activities Not Covered Above

Types of Rewards

4.1 Base Reward

• The maximum amount is a fixed amount of $800.
• The reward base was set at $0-$800, with ASTR amounts calculated using a 30-day moving average (EMA30).

4.2 Standard Bonus

• $200 for Bonus.
• If Council members determine that an activity reflects “meaningful contributions driven by love and passion” or “motivated and purposeful actions,” a bonus will be granted.

Reward Calculation Model

5.1 Base Formula

Rewards are calculated using this formula:

Reward (ASTR) =
      (“Base Amount”: $800) x (“Activity period”: months) / EMA30 
      x (“Average score of Council members” / 100) 
      + (“Bonus if granted”: $200 / EMA30)<br>

5.2 Parameters

• Base Amount: Max. $800 per month of active participation.
• Activity period: Number of months of activitiy to be evaluated (default: 3)
• Bonus: $200
• EMA30: Value of EMA30 on the 1st of the month in which the evaluation is performed

Final Notes

• The council has full authority to adjust, increase, or decrease rewards based on fair and transparent evaluation.
• All evaluations must be finalized within 14 days after the submission window closes.
• All data and evaluations are logged in the public evaluation sheet (linked internally).
• Adjustments may be made to this model in future cycles based on feedback and treasury capacity.

Community Treasury Tips Proposal, Report Template

Please submit your report in accordance with the template below as much as possible. This template is designed with considerations to make the evaluation process easier for council members.

1. Report Summary

Please write a brief summary at the beginning of the report. It is preferable for the summary to include the following points.

• Activity Period (e.g., a 3 month period from [start date] to [end date])
• Primary Activity Categories (e.g., SM or CC)
• Noteworthy Activities Independent of Categories

2. Profile

Please provide your profile information.

• Agent Type (General Agent or Technical Agent)
• Agent Name
• Email Address
• Names of Social Media Platforms Used for Activities
• Activity Region
• List of Social Media Platforms Where You Are Active (e.g., X, YouTube, Medium, Facebook, etc.)

3. Requested ASTR

Please specify the desired reward amount. Below is a sample format. Additionally, please provide a valid justification for the requested reward amount to the evaluator.

Requested ASTR	ASTR Price (EMA30 01-04-2025)	Total Amount Requested for 4 Months
90,000 ASTR	$0.033	$3,000.00

4. Summary of Contributions

Please write a summary for each category in which you have been active.

At this time, please provide both a qualitative summary of contributions and a quantitative summary of activities as outlined below.

Sample (qualitative):

Community Management: 
Supporting and guiding community members, answering questions, and fostering engagement.

Governance & Project Engagement:
Participating in governance discussions, assisting with project proposals, and maintaining communication with dApp teams.

Social Media Engagement:
Creating content, promoting ecosystem updates, and strengthening Astar's online presence.

Content Creation:
Producing high-quality educational and promotional materials to boost awareness and adoption of Astar and its projects.

Event Management:
Organized and hosted Astar Network beginner meetups for the local community.

Sample -1 (quantitative):

	CM	GOV	SM	CC	EM
JAN - MAR 2025	Astar TG Astar Discord *These engagement data will be discussed later.	100 posts 1.1 per day	500.7K impressions	9 articles 5 translations	1 event

Sample -2 (quantitative):

	CM	GOV	SM	CC	EM
JAN 2025	Astar TG Astar Discord	30 posts 1 per day	100K impressions	3 articles 1 translations	1 event
FEB 2025	Astar TG Astar Discord	30 posts 1 per day	100K impressions	3 articles 1 translations
MAR 2025	Astar TG Astar Discord	30 posts 1 per day	100K impressions	3 articles 1 translations
ToTAL	*These engagement data will be discussed later.	90 posts 1 per day	300K impressions	9 articles 3 translations	1 event

It is desirable to include quantitative metrics in the above summary. Specifically, to demonstrate the impact of contributions, please attach measurable information where possible for metrics such as Impressions, Views, Likes, Reposts, Shares, and Replies—particularly in the case of social media posts or published articles.

In addition, if engagement rate summaries are available on the media or social networking platforms being used, including that data would also be beneficial.

To support the summary, include detailed evidence such as specific figures, screenshots, or statistical data at the end of the document as “5. Detailed Contribution Breakdow”.

5. Detailed Contribution Breakdown

Here, provide detailed descriptions of the activities listed in section 4. Include information about the relevant categories (e.g., SM or CC), along with supporting evidence such as content, creative works, related links and references, screenshots demonstrating the activities, statistical data, and any other relevant proof.
In particular, for CM, GOV, SM, CC and EM please provide information that clearly corresponds to the criteria listed in the “Evaluation criteria” section of the table above.

6. Future Plans

Please describe your future activity plans.

7. Other Evidences

Please include any additional information that should be communicated to the community regarding your activities during this period.

8. Conclusion

Lastly, if you have any comments, please add them here.

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Astar Community Council
July 2025