[asterisk-biz] New Freelance Site for Asterisk Consultants and Those who Need Projects Done

[Zoa]

Damned, i am making the same thing :/

Zoa


Steve Totaro wrote:

>Sorry if this is slightly off topic but it does pertain to Asterisk
>Users as well as the biz list.  Also, sorry if it is a double post but
>the first one never made it to the list for some reason.
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>Hello all,
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>I have created a beta site for "Asterisk Gurus" or Consultants to bid on
>projects posted by customers needing to have work done.  It is very
>similar to scriptlance or any of those other sites but it is dedicated
>to Asterisk and related issues so hopefully only really qualified
>Asterisk consultants will bid on your projects.  If you post at one of
>those other sites, you wind up with 99% of the people who bid unable to
>complete the project and they waste your valuable time.
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>Asterisk is a very specialized skill and with our rating system, we can
>quickly identify who the good "Asterisk Gurus" are and not waste time
>with the wannabes.
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>This also seems to be a very good replacement for the "Bounty" system on
>www.voip-info.org <http://www.voip-info.org/> .  I am sure we can figure
>out how to split costs owed to the "Asterisk Guru" between customers.
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>It is VERY beta right now but I think it is also fully functional.  Any
>reference to payments, deposits, $$$, etc can be ignored.  The service
>is free for now and will stay that way for at least the next six months.
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>However, I am may add a PayPal donation link since this is certainly not
>free for me.  Of course there is no obligation to donate but I would
>appreciate it.  Heck, if there are enough donations then the site could
>remain free permanently.
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>There are some small issues since the script is wrapped in another
>script, but I am aware of this and will find a fix shortly.  Besides
>that, I could use any input on usability, additions, categories not
>listed, or whatever jumps to mind.
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>I will also be adding a section to post resumes and other permanent job
>postings.
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>Please test it out and let me know what you think.
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>http://www.asteriskhelpdesk.com
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>Thanks,
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>Steve Totaro
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