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In large QF rounds, where hundreds of grantees vie for attention, the brightest spotlight often falls on those with the strongest marketing. This imbalance can create a cycle where deserving projects may go unnoticed.

Information silos create cultural silos.

Check out GrantsScope for #GG21 on how you can break the bias by applying patterns and anti-patterns in your donation history to discover new  grantees.

If you find something interesting, donate to GrantsScope to continue the experimentation.

In large QF rounds, where hundreds of grantees vie for attention, the brightest spotlight often falls on those with the strongest marketing. This imbalance can create a cycle where deserving projects may go unnoticed.

Information silos create cultural silos.

Check out GrantsScope for #GG21 on how you can break the bias by applying patterns and anti-patterns in your donation history to discover new  grantees.

If you find something interesting, donate to GrantsScope to continue the experimentation.

https://grantsscope.streamlit.app/