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So far there have been three official entries submitted:
Currently, these are the only eligible entries. If you are working on an entry, make sure you submit prior to the deadline. Please check them out and leave your feedback in the comments.
I know there are a lot of projects being worked on and I am really excited to see what gets submitted.
Donations
I want to thank everyone who has donated to this event. The turn out is amazing. I was hoping to raise 10,000 Hive to have something amazing, and we are over 12,500 Hive in prizes.
There is still time to add to the prize pool but sending Hive (no HBD please) to 
Rules
I want to repeat the rules here, so everyone participating understands them.
- All projects must be open source and provide a public repo.
- All projects must be unique and your own work, you are free to use only open source elements and your own code to build your project.
- Any third-party code/libraries used should be mentioned in your entry.
- Your project must be exclusive to Hive.
- Your project must be new and have started after the release of this post.
- You can work in teams and I can split the prize between team members if requested.
- The deadline is firm and submitting your entry even a second later will disqualify you. Pay attention to the deadline and plan accordingly.
- You must submit a post with your entry in the #hackathon-entries channel in the STEMGeeks Discord. Please use this channel only for submitting entries.
These rules are firm and there will be no exceptions. It is up to you to make sure you comply and submit in time.
Website
The STEMGeek's Hackathon now has a website which you can find at https://hivehackathon.com. I want to thank 
This website will help gain external exposure to this and future events and is a work in progress.
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