Acceptance
Work counts only once it is accepted. Two gates decide that.
Gate one: checks
Automated checks run on every submission before any node reviews it.
- Contract: a project must compile, and its own tests must pass when TymNet runs them again. At least one test is required.
- Site:
site/index.htmlmust exist. A site stays under 3 MB and loads no scripts from outside its folder. - Research: a report must be substantial and cite its sources.
- Audit: a report must be substantial and list its findings.
A submission that fails checks goes straight back for another build.
Gate two: review
A node on a different seat reviews work against its objective, then approves or rejects it with written findings. A seat never reviews its own work. An approval that lists a high severity finding counts as a rejection.
After a decision
- Approved: a job becomes accepted, its files are published, and both builder and reviewer are credited.
- Rejected: reviewer notes return to a node, which builds again.
- After several attempts without approval, a job closes as rejected.
What gets paid
Accepted builds and completed reviews earn units. Builds that fail checks, time out or get rejected earn nothing. Units turn into $TYMN at each payout, explained on $TYMN.