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* Be an active member of the [[Community|Belux Community]]
* Be an active member of the [[Community|Belux Community]]
* Read carefully the [[BeLux Advanced Guide|Advanced Guide]]
* Read carefully the [[BeLux Advanced Guide|Advanced Guide]]
* At least 25.000 good quality Map updates
* A Google account to be able to work with GoogleDocs..
* A Google account to be able to work with GoogleDocs..
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Community Levels

For your career in the Waze Belux Community it is important to participate on Slack and on the Forum. For starting editors it is important to add questions, while higher level editors are ready to answer them, explaining, helping out.


Each next level

  • comes with extra responsibilities (participating in the Community)
  • comes with extra possibilities (for instance access to specific forum and Slack channels.
  • is linked with a more map editting knowledge
  • comes with a bigger editable area
  • comes with authorization to edit extra road types


Novice editor (level 1)

Every editor starts on level 1. On this level you're able to change 60 to 90 percent of the roads in your neighbourhood: local streets and you're able to add and update most point of interests.


Apprentice editor (level 2)

Level 2 can be requested if the answers on the following questions are positive.

  • You did already some edits?
  • Do you actively participate in the Belux Community?
  • You know where to find information on the Wiki?


Prerequisites for a request:

  • Having read carefully the Quick start guide.
  • At least a number of quality map updates approved by a mentor.
  • At least 10 useful posts on the forum and/or in slack.


What is extra (compared to level 1):


What is expected from you:

  • Read the Advanced Guide
  • If you wish, you can get a personal mentor (L3+).


Area Manager (level 3)

Prerequisites for an Area Manager (AM) are:


How:

  • You can become an Area Manager by requesting an area.
  • You get a Region Manager (RM) as coach.


Activities:

  • Follow up on road works
  • Act on Closures
  • Coaching starting editors
  • Be available for your RM coach
  • Execute small assignments.


What is extra (compared to level 2):


Region manager (level 4)

Prerequisites:

  • You are a proven experienced editor
  • At least 100.000 map edits
  • You are an active member of the Belux Community


How:

  • Request to become a RM by sending a PM to one of the Country Managers.
  • Or on request of a Country Manager.


What is expected from Region Managers:


What is extra (compared to level 3):


Country Manager (level 5)

How:

  • In consultation with Country Managers and Champs


What is expected from you:

  • Coaching and monitoring Region Managers (L4)
  • Processing L5 Unlock Requests [UR]
  • Status reporting to Global Champs (L6)
  • Make clear arrangements for Country Managers and Region Managers
  • Fulfil activities on request of Global Champs.
  • Coordinate, lead and/or assist on special projects.


What is extra (compared to RM):


Global Champ & Community Leaders (level 6)

L6 Wazers are in direct contact with several people in the Waze organisation.
They communicate the interesting news to the Community.
L6 Wazers have access to the international Global Champs forum.




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