Engineers build the systems we all rely on every day. Yet their work is often invisible — and undervalued. They keep things running. They design architectures

Engineers build the systems we all rely on every day. Yet their work is often invisible — and undervalued. They keep things running. They design architectures that don’t fail. They prevent problems before they happen. But society tends to reward visible outcomes, not quiet structure. We’ve built a protocol that aims to fairly recognize the structural contributions of top engineers — by valuing contribution, trust, and system vitality as core metrics. GitHub: https://github.com/contribution-protocol/contribution-protocol-project https://github.com/contribution-protocol/contribution-protoc... If you were an engineer, how would this feel to you?