The Three Phases Of Proposals
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Consider this. Upon a successful marriage proposal, there are three common phases that follow: approval, in which the partner accepts the offer, giving, in which the partner gives their hand in a wedding ceremony, and follow-up, in which the wedding is complete (and possibly thank you notes are written). I propose that GIFTS Online uses the same three phases upon processing grant requests. The first phase is approval, in which the organization says yes to a grantee suitor. The giving phase is where the gift changes hands from the organization to the grantee. And the follow-up is where the grantee provides feedback and the organization ensures the successful completion of the proposal.
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