🚨 Big milestone for JAM! With the release of Graypaper 0.7.0, @gavofyork just opened the door for Milestone 1 (M1) submissions — the first real step toward bringing JAM to life. No more just theory. Let’s break it down 🧵 1/ Starting now, teams can submit their M1 implementation – as executables that: ✅ Use the official CLI interface ✅ Pass all published M1 trace tests ✅ Are fuzz-tested by the core team for weeks This is JAM’s first real proving ground. 2/ Submissions must follow strict rules: All implementations (even minor fixes) must target the latest GP version – currently 0.7.0. No outdated code. No exceptions. 3/ ⚠️ But here’s the twist: Before reviewing your code or commits, Gavin and team will fuzz your executable to ensure correctness. Only after it passes will they audit your repo, commits, and coding style. 4/ Once your submission proves sound, your team will be invited to a technical interview. This includes Gavin (as GP author) + any teams who already passed M1 — because passing M1 makes you a Fellowship Level 1 expert with the duty to judge others. 5/ 🎓 What’s at stake? ✅ Official seat in the Polkadot Fellowship ✅ Contributor salary ✅ Real influence on JAM’s future This isn’t just open source — it’s open institution-building.🕶️ 6/ Alongside M1, Gavin also confirmed: 🌐 JAM testnets will begin soon 📅 Persistent through next GP release 💬 Dev room is open for use case discussion JAM is entering its real development phase. 7/ This is a big moment for @Polkadot. The JAM protocol is now: ✅ Specified ✅ Implemented ✅ Open for contribution ✅ Weeks away from testnet Let’s build the future of decentralized compute — together. Follow @polkaworld_org for all JAM updates!