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Chamarti Sreekar

Passionate about Pos... • 8m

Critic my idea Like it - upvote it Didn't like it- comment why It's a humble request , cause I need your opinions to craft it into something incredible

https://medial.app/idea/granty-54a197c404dd2

Anonymous 1

Hey I am on Medial • 8m

It's simple Why I didn't like You just copied the idea of the last Winner - DASH And thinking You will win also. 🤡

Chamarti Sreekar

Passionate about Pos... • 8m

What you are saying is like zomato does food delivery bigbasket does grocery delivery , same delivery thing so they are copied Dash is into all sorts of form filling I guess and not for scholarships application You yourself rephrasing the idea of UPI CIRCLES as paytech and spamming others as copied Actually after you have commented this I have dm the creator of dash to evaluate granty and what they feel about this thing

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