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It's a market, so it clears when my next project and your next project are the same project.
by maroonblazer 9y ago
It's a market, so it clears when my next project and your next project are the same project.
- epicide 9y agoThis is a shallow equals, though. I can guarantee that we will differ in implementation specifics. This sounds like a good idea on paper, but the reality is that most of the value of a project is in the implementation details. There are countless meetings for each individual feature. I'm pretty sure the above description is how a lot of the end users (clients) are seeing this. Their contribution amounts are also insanely low (orders of magnitude lower than I would dare to value some of their projects). I don't know how contracts or SLAs (if any) apply here, but this just seems like a good way to get yourself on the hook for getting paid (I'm guessing) a tenth of minimum wage. Source: I do this sort of contract work for a living.