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You don't have to pay. You _do_ need to have at least one 'official' employee participate.
by spif 18y ago
You don't have to pay. You _do_ need to have at least one 'official' employee participate.
- run4yourlives 18y agoUsually, everything an employee does links directly back to the company's books, by definition.
- tptacek 18y agoHaving an employee tasked with monitoring that site is probably a bigger deal than paying, especially for 37s, which runs a really lean, carefully-designed team.
- tokenadult 18y agoYes, as the two astute replies beforehand have pointed out, you have to have someone on your payroll provide content for someone else's site. Nice work if that other site can get it.