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# Key Processes

This section details the core workflows and processes involved in the Glow retroactive funding program. Each document explains a specific stage of the funding cycle from the perspective of both the platform and its users.

## Program Workflows

* [**Nominations**](/program-information/key-processes/nominations.md)**:** How Scouts identify and nominate contributors for their work on eligible projects.
* [**Submissions**](/program-information/key-processes/submissions.md): How Contributors submit their own projects for work on eligible projects.
* [**Community Voting**](/program-information/key-processes/community-voting.md)**:** The process for XRPL wallet holders to connect their wallets, verify ownership, and vote on submissions.
* [**Judging**](/program-information/key-processes/judging.md)**:** How Judges evaluate submissions based on eligibility criteria, community votes, and contribution impact to assign shirt sizes.
* [**Recipient Application**](/program-information/key-processes/recipient-application.md)**:** The steps contributors take to complete their application — accepting terms, verifying eligibility, and connecting wallets — whether they applied directly or were nominated by a Scout.
* [**Disbursement**](/program-information/key-processes/disbursement.md)**:** The process for distributing approved rewards to contributors via their connected XRPL wallets, including KYC verification and payment processing.

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For questions about any process, contact <info@xrpl-commons.org>.


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