Thank you all for providing such useful feedback, a lot of good suggestions here. We will make sure to compile them and send them to the Hackathon team! 
Onto the next set of questions:
With all the ongoing recent US government regulations in the crypto field, hackathon organizers need to be more careful in screening participants and winners. We are sure that TRON DAO will find a way to ensure that the Hackathon complies with all legal requirements. We are seeing many calls for the student/academy/education track recently so our question is -
Q. If it’s possible to have an offline hackathon event in the US, where would you like to see it held? How should an in-person hackathon be hosted to make it more interesting/challenging?
Q. Currently, we are still seeing a lack of community engagement from project participants. What advice can you give to project teams participating in the recent hackathon to get more exposure and gain more community support?