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           <h1 className='text-center'>Mission</h1>
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               Make transparent, accessible benchmarks available to everyone in the quantum computing community.
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           <h1 className='text-center'>About</h1>
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               There has been rapid progress in quantum computing, but it can be hard to track that progress. Researchers want to know how to compare against the state of the art and users want to know what tools would be the best fit for them. Many in the community want to answer the following question:
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           <h1 className='text-center'>Community</h1>
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               The Metriq community is growing. The <a href='https://discord.com/channels/764231928676089909/818208195612639304'>#metriq</a> channel on the Unitary Fund <a href='https://discord.com/invite/JqVGmpkP96'>Discord</a> server is visited by folks who share and collaborate on understanding the landscape of quantum benchmarks
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src/views/FAQ.js

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           <h1 className='text-center'>Frequently Asked Questions (F.A.Q.)</h1>
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           <h2 className='text-center'>What is Metriq?</h2>
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               The purpose of the metriq platform is to allow users to answer the following question:
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           <h2 className='text-center'>What is a Metriq submission?</h2>
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               A metriq <b>"submission"</b> can be an arXiv preprint, GitHub repository, or links to peer reviewed and published articles.
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           <h2 className='text-center'>How are submissions reviewed?</h2>
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               Submissions are received and reviewed by a panel to verify the authenticity and claims of the benchmark. Once the submission has been approved, it will appear under the main submission view on metriq.
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           <h2 className='text-center'>My result has overlapping task, method, or metric names</h2>
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               In most cases, submitting an associated result with a submission will result in distinct task, method, and metric names (i.e. <a href='https://metriq.info/Submission/42'>https://metriq.info/Submission/42</a>). However, based on our taxonomy and the way in which certain results are presented, it is possible that when submitting a result, the task, method, and metric names may all be some variation of the same thing (i.e. <a href='https://metriq.info/Submission/244'>https://metriq.info/Submission/244</a>). As results can be fairly case-by-case, please use your best discretion as to how best populate these fields, but know that duplication (as in <a href='https://metriq.info/Submission/244'>https://metriq.info/Submission/244</a>) can arise and be valid.
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           <h2 className='text-center'>Parent hierarchy of tasks, methods, and platforms</h2>
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               When adding a task, method, or platform, one has the ability to add both a general parent item as well as a more specific child item. For instance, "Algorithmic Qubits" is a child task of "Applications". When a more specific task, method, or platform option is appropriate, opt to select the more specific option as opposed to the parent task.
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