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As **Infrastructure Maintenance Bounty** was meant to be open-ended, after the completion of the test period, the team behind the Infrastructure Maintenance Bounty decided to publish a [report and a follow-up proposal](https://docs.google.com/document/d/1tCmnNhXmqNbBQtUEbuIyvwXT99uVFkUZ45GdWRNa2uQ/edit?usp=sharing) requesting a top-up to continue covering the ongoing costs of running reliable public infrastructure for the Kusama ecosystem: including block explorers, governance forums and applications, snapshots and validators service providers, community wallet services and other projects seeking to cover maintenance costs with treasury funds. 

All the details of the proposal, along with the spending analysis, report, enhancements and requested budget, can be found [here](https://docs.google.com/document/d/1tCmnNhXmqNbBQtUEbuIyvwXT99uVFkUZ45GdWRNa2uQ/edit?usp=sharing).

_*Please note that you will not be able to see the beneficiary identity on-chain (this is the address of the bounty, created once the bounty proposal is accepted), but you will be able to check this on [Subscan](https://kusama.subscan.io/account/F3opxRbN5ZbjJNU513biNdUuzGvk6gSBmwggQXh7rttXx6k)_ 

This is a Big Tip for the maintenace work done on the ORML. Chopsticks and other public goods.

- The Infrastructure Maintenance Bounty team wants to continue covering the costs of running public infrastructure for the Kusama ecosystem.
- They have published a report and a proposal requesting more funds to cover these costs.
- The proposal includes details about how the funds will be spent and the enhancements that will be made.
- The beneficiary identity cannot be seen on-chain, but it can be checked on Subscan.
- You can find all the details of the proposal and report in the provided links.

#559 Infrastructure Maintenance Bounty Top-up

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