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kylebragger
15y ago
Project approval will likely just be a matter of human scale. It takes < 1 min to figure out if it's going to be approved or not. I do have a bunch of automation around stuff like "this isn't quite ready to go out because of X/Y/Z, clic
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Heh, honestly that's probably what I'll do. We (Forrst) can certainly share the load if/when it becomes necessary.
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15y ago
Edit: https://tinyproj.com
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15y ago
And totally. Email me anytime.
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15y ago
Both great questions. On the project side, I hand approve every post. Spam/recruiter junk/etc. gets deleted and the email address blacklisted. For the talent side, yes, you're right; there's a good potential for A++++++++ firm nonsense. The
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Interesting idea. Happy to brainstorm about that - kyle at forrst.com
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All projects are approved by a human, and on the talent side fake emails that bounce are automatically removed.
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15y ago
Thanks. We'll see how it works out, but yes, that was the intention. I get 6 days to moderate and queue up projects for the next email. Plus, I like the idea of a low/no-effort set up for the talent side -- they get an email they can skim a
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Many thanks.
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Thanks for the feedback! I actually had the first item written down, and the more I mull it over the more it makes sense.
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Thanks very much. That was indeed the goal. As to whether this works the way I'm anticipating, only time will tell! I'm predicting, though, that this works as a nice adjunct to directly contacting designers (or anyone else) -- you never kno
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We can't really release the kind of quick, experimental MVP projects that I'm such a fan of on Forrst since we've got 40k people who will notice a lack of polish and so forth. I wanted to vet this idea quickly without the overhead of expect
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15y ago
Maybe it is, maybe it isn't, though I'm focusing specifically on short-term work. It's also a set it and forget it scenario for the talent -- they just get stuff delivered. At the end of the day, it's an experiment and something interesti
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I love it. kyle at forrst.com - totally open to chatting/collab.
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Anyone can read about it, but you're free to use a pseudonym and generic email address. There is craigslist-style email anonymity, so you get to obscure your identity as long as you'd like to.
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15y ago
Good catch.
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Bad/inside joke. People are doing that on Forrst a bunch, so it was more of a nod/friendly jab at them. Thanks btw! :)
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15y ago
Thanks for this. I've certainly got nothing against WH. I actually would rather Tinyproj not venture into the barter/cofounder space - others are doing that well already :)
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You're totally right, and I'm working on that as fast as I can.
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* Setting the expectation up front that these are paid projects * Longer duration than a weekend's time * Copywriting/Illustration as well * Working on integrating with Forrst which should bring in many of the 40k members who're available f
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Heh, I literally just received my SSL certs a few minutes ago. Hang tight.
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Thanks!
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Thanks very much. It might be my favorite one yet :) You're welcome. It's the same on the project side, so should be interesting to see how the targeting works out.
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I'm pretty excited about this. If you submit a project, mention HN and I'll give you 50% off the first one.
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Haven't got that far yet :) But there certainly will be, so long as there is enough interest from the hiring side.
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15y ago
Clickable: https://kylebragger.wufoo.com/forms/short-term-project-match...
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Show HN: I'm testing the waters on a short term project matchmaking service
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In Defense of Bowling: Thoughts on Angry Birds
(blog.michaelgruen.com)
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So you want to learn to code?
(forrst.com)
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Yeah, we're working on cleaning all that up. Sorry about that.
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