Participation Guide
The RUCCO Partner Launch Program operates as a decentralized module governed by RUCCO DAO. Participation is permissionless, but subject to eligibility rules, operational expectations, and alignment with predefined coordination standards.
This section explains the roles, responsibilities, and lifecycle logic for participating projects—what qualifies a team, how to onboard, what DAO-aligned behavior looks like, and how coordination evolves over time.
Participation in the program is not commercial, contractual, or exclusive. It is a governance-defined pathway to access infrastructure modules, visual systems, and coordination tools designed to support decentralized software deployment.
What This Section Covers
Eligibility & Onboarding Criteria for project participation, license allocation structure, and DAO-level requirements.
Responsibilities & Autonomy What is expected from participants during and after activation—including milestone signaling, communication, and adherence to protocol coordination logic.
Coordination & Exit Pathways How participants remain aligned with the DAO, how projects may disengage or sunset, and how participation may be re-evaluated through governance.
Final Notes & Where to Coordinate Summary of the framework’s purpose and activation logic, including where to find up-to-date coordination materials and how to engage with the RUCCO DAO in a non-binding, decentralized manner.
Summary
This guide clarifies how RUCCO DAO coordinates participation through open rules, on-chain thresholds, and decentralized visibility—not through contracts or permissions. It helps builders understand the framework of expectations, governance interaction, and optional continuity mechanisms associated with the Partner Launch Program.
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