Pros: * There's a clean aesthetic * You do what looks like a full-text search on the entries making it easy to find stuff if people use the keyword I'm typing

Pros: * There's a clean aesthetic * You do what looks like a full-text search on the entries making it easy to find stuff if people use the keyword I'm typing * It's a decent MVP Cons: * Your attempt to prevent email scraping seems to boil down to base64 encoding the email. * The site suffers from the chicken-and-egg problem - you need gigs to get users and users to get gigs. * The 'hacker typer' font isn't for everyone * Links in people's adverts aren't clickable - maybe you should support a very limited subset of Markdown for people's posts? * With no categories or labels, people do have to use keyword stuffing. * It looks like there's no way to mark a gig as filled / person as unavailable - a successful site would be filled with fake vacancies. The Reddit mechanism for avoiding the chicken-egg problem doesn't work - you can't offer fake help or fake jobs. If you offered non-email communication options you could scrape HN Hiring I guess