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# Project Name

A brief title and one-line description of your project.
Platform to find the best bar in cities
This platform is designed for people who are picky in drinks to find a high-quality bar.

## Project Proposal

Complete the following guiding statements to define the purpose and audience for your participation tool:

1. **The specific participants/community I want to engage are...**
<!-- Describe the specific participants or community members you want to invite to participate. Be more specific than "the general public". -->
The specific participants I want to engage are cocktail or wine enthusiasts.

2. **The contributions/input I am inviting them to make are...**
<!-- Describe what data, annotations, suggestions, or reports participants will contribute. -->
For cocktail or wine enthusiasts, it is always hard to find a "good" bar when they first travel to a new city. This platform gives them a opportunity to share with their best bar in different cities for reference.

3. **The participants will benefit from contributing their input by...**
<!-- Explain how the participants themselves benefit from taking part. -->
The participants will benefit from each other's input. The participant will have a reference to find a good bar when he/she travels to an unfamiler city, contributed by another participant who knows this city well.

4. **The users that will use the collected data are...**
<!-- Identify who will use the resulting data (these could be the same as the contributors, or a different group such as planners, organizers, or dispatchers). -->

5. **The collected data will benefit those users by...**
<!-- (Optional, if the users of the data are different from the participants contributing the input) Explain how the data will help those users make decisions or take action. -->
The users that will use the collected data are the same as the contributers.

## Overview

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