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The "open" challenge is quite restrictive as it only applies to the following countries: "Argentina, Australia, Brazil, Canada, China, Colombia, France, Germany
by adulau 7y ago
The "open" challenge is quite restrictive as it only applies to the following countries: "Argentina, Australia, Brazil, Canada, China, Colombia, France, Germany, India, Japan, Mexico, Netherlands, Peru, South Africa, Spain, United Kingdom United States of America"
- Gpetrium 7y agoIt applies to 53% of the world population and was likely limited due to a country's laws, ability to provide support to different languages, etc.
- computerfriend 7y agoI would love to understand how laws or language requirements would produce such a list.
- Gpetrium 7y agoHere are a few things to think about: - A country or its institutions may be sanctioned by the sponsor's country. Increasing the difficulty of processing financial rewards. - Increasing the number of languages covered by the sponsor via Terms & Conditions [1] and Q&A support [2] increases the cost of launching the challenge. - Some countries have stricter and/or ambiguous digital and financial laws, increasing the risk and cost of compliance to the sponsors. [1] https://www.openideo.com/content/cybersecurity-visuals-additional-resources?_ga=2.130999119.118220165.1564680375-106053002.1564680375 https://www.openideo.com/content/cybersecurity-visuals-addit... [2] cybersecurityvisuals@ideo.com