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Yes, and individuals should be cautious about the terms they agree to when people are interested in pairing up. I used the term "co-hackers" on the site specif
by bloatedcarpel 9y ago
Yes, and individuals should be cautious about the terms they agree to when people are interested in pairing up.
I used the term "co-hackers" on the site specifically, meaning people can pair up to work on projects together, not necessarily as co-founders.
- quadcore 9y agoI like co-hackers. Sounds exciting without being to formal.