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Md Danish Ali

NA • 3d

The first round of a hackathon is the most uncomfortable one — for everyone involved. Judges are expected to evaluate hundreds of ideas in a limited time. They want to be fair. They want to guide. But reality forces fast decisions, and with that comes a quiet guilt — knowing some teams deserved more than a silent rejection. Participants feel the other side of it. A rejection arrives with no explanation. No clarity on whether the idea was close, flawed, or simply misunderstood. That silence creates confusion. And confusion kills learning. This isn’t a judging problem. It’s a process problem. Early-stage evaluation was never designed to scale clarity, feedback, or learning — only elimination. I’m building in public to explore how this first round could be more transparent, humane, and explainable — without adding burden on judges or noise to the process. Sharing the journey as it evolves. #buildinpublic #buildathon Built using @dreamflow

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