GR15 registration deadline unclear timing, support Lebanon

Who

Fridays For Future Lebanon, privileged youth climate activists with international connections, have been reached out in order to finance a project for climate adaptation infrastructure, this is the only chance really to prove our anti-racist mitigation strategies work!

What

Due to our failed legal system, we made the choice of not revealing the location of the volunteers' center actively fighting the fires in our mountains, however, we would be happy to verify that we are not a fraud to the verifiers denying our project. On the racial justice front in Beirut, similarly, we could not reveal anymore than we did: which is that we will be sharing transparently how the funds we raise will be distributed (most likely using opencollective.org ) but also in terms of empowering educational material -- embodying DeFi and other projects through the blockchain -- in which we are introducing three essential communities to the universal potential of web3 for improving our collective reality! including others in the youth climate movement of Most Affected Peoples and Areas... after Ethereum's Merge, that we seriously commend.

Why

The reason that I may be being verified as such could be that I submitted our grant before midnight in our local time (as when I read on this, and heard in the Bankless episode before the "greenpill" on the 6th of September, made me find out it had been at 3pm UTC, only after I finally submitted it. So my questions are: could editing our grant help reviewers reconsider how they see us? how exactly does that process work, anyway? and lastly, could I still recommend trusted grassroots to apply? Thanks!

No file, test, or entry point is named. Start by locating the GR15 registration deadline and grant-editing guidance, then document the timezone, late-submission handling, review reconsideration process, and whether recommendations remain open; done means these questions have a clear published answer.