Contributing

Beanstalk belongs to the Beanstalk DAO and is developed as an open source, permissionless public good. Anyone can contribute to Beanstalk and the Bean-based economy by:
​Participating in Beanstalk governance;
​Building with Beanstalk and Beans;
​Submitting improvements to the Beanstalk protocol;
​Submitting improvements to Beanstalk development tooling;
​Submitting improvements to Beanstalk documentation;
​Receiving a grant for increasing awareness and education;
​Becoming a contributor at Beanstalk Farms; 
​Becoming a member of the Beanstalk Farms Committee; or
​Funding your own development organization.
Participating in Beanstalk governance
Become a Stalkholder and participate in Beanstalk governance by Depositing whitelisted assets in the Silo to earn Stalk. 
Read more about Beanstalk governance and the various proposals. 
Each governance proposal has a channel for discussion on the Beanstalk Discord.
Building with Beanstalk and Beans
Beanstalk's capital efficient model is designed to facilitate a Bean-based economy of protocols and businesses benefiting from building on Beanstalk and using Beans. Beanstalk welcomes builders and provides a competitive edge to your project.
Discuss business ideas in the (#💡・business-ideas) channel on the Beanstalk Discord.
Submitting improvements to the Beanstalk protocol
The Beanstalk protocol is deployed on Ethereum mainnet. The code base is open source and developed on GitHub. Discuss improvements to Beanstalk in the (#💡・beanstalk-ideas) channel in the Beanstalk Discord. 
Protocol changes are submitted as Beanstalk Improvement Proposals (BIPs) and are committed if passed by Stalkholders.
Submitting improvements to Beanstalk development tooling
All Beanstalk development tooling, such as the Beanstalk UI, SDK and Subgraph, are open source.
Leave feedback on the Beanstalk UI in the (#🌐・ui-feedback) channel and discuss improvements to Beanstalk development tooling in the (#🪵・development) channel in the Beanstalk Discord.
Submitting improvements to Beanstalk documentation
Documentation around Beanstalk is continually improving and help is more than welcome. 
Leave feedback in the (#📜・docs-feedback) channel on the Beanstalk Discord or make a pull request directly to: 
the Farmers' Almanac repository;
the Agronomics Handbook repository;
the Beanstalk Whitepaper repository; or
the Pipeline Whitepaper repository.
Receiving a grant for increasing awareness and education
The community grant program aims to reward community members for creating quality content about the Beanstalk ecosystem.
A budget of 30,000 Beans per month is allocated to creators of new Beanstalk-related content that focuses on Beanstalk and its role in the broader DeFi ecosystem.
For more information, see Community Grant Program.
Becoming a contributor at Beanstalk Farms
​Beanstalk Farms is a decentralized development organization of core contributors working on Beanstalk, operating across the stack on technical and non-technical problems. 
If you are interested in contributing to Beanstalk Farms, check out the Jobs page and fill out the form. 
Becoming a member of the Beanstalk Farms Committee
Hiring for Beanstalk Farms is performed by the Beanstalk Farms Committee (BFC). You can join the BFC yourself through a BFCP-A proposal.
Funding your own development organization
Decentralization of development of the Beanstalk protocol is critical to the long term success of Beanstalk. Anyone can propose a BIP to the DAO in order to mint Beans to fund their own organization.

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