Re:TinyProj connects developers, designers, etc. with paid, ...
by OneWhoFrogs on Wednesday September 14, 2011 @10:16PM
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What does TinyProj offer that WeekendHacker doesn't? The latter is free and has six times as many subscribers.
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Re:TinyProj connects developers, designers, etc. with paid, ...
by jmonegro on Wednesday September 14, 2011 @10:26PM
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> six times as many subscribers
For now. As TinyProj and when it taps into the Forrst userbase, you'll be looking at a solid, skillful, and numerous candidates.
Re:TinyProj connects developers, designers, etc. with paid, ...
by kylebragger on Wednesday September 21, 2011 @09:32PM
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FWIW we're about to hit 7k subscribers.
Re:TinyProj connects developers, designers, etc. with paid, ...
by kylebragger on Wednesday September 14, 2011 @10:19PM
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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 for work, as well as making use of our reputation engine
Re:TinyProj connects developers, designers, etc. with paid, ...
by aresant on Wednesday September 14, 2011 @10:22PM
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Here's a list for yah from a user perspective having just given TinyProj a glance:
a) TinyProj is focused on exchanging work for dollars, WH leaves it open to barter, finding co-founders, etc.
b) TinyProj has an actual user interface for input vs. WH which asks you to write an email.
c) WH is FREE, TinyProj is $25
Re:TinyProj connects developers, designers, etc. with paid, ...
by kylebragger on Wednesday September 14, 2011 @10:24PM
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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 :)