1. Small tasks are much easier to handle in that context. But that doesn't exclude bigger projects - we'll just make sure it is split into smaller tasks (the us

1. Small tasks are much easier to handle in that context. But that doesn't exclude bigger projects - we'll just make sure it is split into smaller tasks (the usual sprint/stories methodology of SCRUM usually helps a lot here) 2. We start by asking both parties what is their price/budget. This allows us to do a first sanity check on both sides, and then we use that information, along with the project description, to see who could agree on a price. We discuss a potential match with both parties - if both agree to discuss, they get to discuss the final price together. 3. True, it would certainly be useful. We have a good core set of skill currently in web development, games, Python/PHP/Node/JS - but that doesn't take into account the many candidatures from HN exposure today. We haven't had time to process them properly yet, but the set of expertise is much larger already. I'd say that, unless your project is extremely specific, we can probably find a matching skill set for you.