Contribution Notes

Contribution in Moosh should be understood as a system-level concept rather than a promise, entitlement, or reward mechanism.

During the testnet phase, contribution exists to help the protocol learn from real usage, identify weaknesses, and improve overall system design. It reflects participation in testing and iteration, not ownership, status, or guaranteed outcomes.

No Implied Rewards or Entitlements

Recorded contributions do not imply: - Rewards, incentives, or financial returns - Ownership, governance rights, or priority access - Eligibility for future programs or benefits

Any future incentive mechanisms, if introduced, will be communicated explicitly and separately. Contribution activity during the testnet phase should not be interpreted as creating expectations beyond its stated purpose.

Testnet Context

All contribution-related definitions, categories, and recording logic apply specifically to the testnet environment.

As a testnet: - Data may be incomplete, adjusted, or reset - Contribution records may change over time - Recognition logic may evolve as testing goals shift

Testnet contribution behavior should not be assumed to carry forward unchanged into future environments.

Evolving Definitions

Contribution is not a static concept.

As Moosh evolves, the way contributions are defined, categorized, and interpreted may change to better reflect protocol maturity, system complexity, and long-term goals. These changes are part of normal protocol development and do not retroactively imply guarantees or obligations.

Good-Faith Participation

Moosh values good-faith participation.

Users who interact with the protocol with the intent to test, learn, and improve system quality contribute positively to its development. The contribution framework is designed to recognize such participation while discouraging behavior that distorts signals or undermines testing objectives.

Closing Note

Contribution tracking exists to support responsible system iteration and informed decision-making. It is not designed to create competition, speculation, or external expectations.

Participants are encouraged to engage with the testnet thoughtfully and with an understanding of its experimental nature.