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You hit it I think, but the bigger issue (heh) remains: you're basically creating a contract which is not all that different from a tiny freelancing gig, but yo
by wlievens 13y ago
You hit it I think, but the bigger issue (heh) remains: you're basically creating a contract which is not all that different from a tiny freelancing gig, but you've a more distant relation between the parties, so it may be harder to build trust.
Does your system involve an escrow concept? Something like, the money is wired by a third party (you) as soon as the commit is merged into a certain branch, or something.
- mjuchli 13y agoI more than welcome you (and any other) to suggest any ideas of building trust. The concept is as follows so far: The full amount of what people want to spend goes to a third party (me). Then the money is wired to the developer or back to the "bidder" depending if the issue-manager accepts or cancels the progress. I hope i made this clear on the pricing page: https://issue-bidder.com/pricing https://issue-bidder.com/pricing