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Hey, thanks for the example. This is definitely something we want to avoid with this platform and have thought of ways to mitigate it. One way is we will allow
by cashmonkey85 11y ago
Hey, thanks for the example. This is definitely something we want to avoid with this platform and have thought of ways to mitigate it.
One way is we will allow the buyer to further test submissions as black boxes to see if the output matches their expectations.
The second way is with a rating system as extra information for the buyer and an incentive for the coders to write good code.
- ColinWright 11y agoHow do you avoid this scenario: * Customer creates job spec * Customer creates white examples * Customer creates black examples * Coder bids * Customer accepts * Customer sends spec * Customer sends white examples * Coder delivers code * Code fails black examples * Customer refuses to pay * Coder claims code meets spec ??
- codeswap 11y agoThe platform is weighted in favour of the buyers. What I mean by that is the coders compete to win the payout. The buyer doesn't see or own the source code until they pay. Many coders can submit solutions and the buyer can pick the best one to purchase. It's up to the buyer to query the submission fully as a black box and to trust the rating system.