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I assume that Sakes means that right now, it appears as though a coder uses this site by fulfilling requests (questions). Currently, there are 3 requests that

• blake8086 15y ago
  Oh! I hadn't even thought of that. So a coder says: "hey, I'm good at Python and..." I'm having trouble filling in the blank there. Would they solicit questions and then get exclusivity? Would they just generally advertise? I'm not really sure how that would work.
  • biot 15y ago
    Maybe someone just spent a week writing an ecommerce integration and would like to sell that script for $250 a pop to as many people as would like to buy it.
• irahul 15y ago
  blhack: I can't reply to your comment so am posting here. It would work like this: 1. You need to have a solution repository. 2. Developers post solutions there. For instance, find numbers less than n where the sum of divisors is greater than number but none of the divisor subset equals the number. And the solution is tagged with the implementation language. 3. Before posting a question, someone can look into the repository and get the solution from there if already there. What problem it solves: 1. Developers can post their solutions without someone asking for it. 2. Solution seekers will have a smaller turnaround time if the solution is already there in the repository.
  • blake8086 15y ago
    I feel like that leads me down the path of being Experts-Exchange, and I don't really want to go there.