On Mon, Jan 16, 2012 at 6:20 PM, Evan Daniel <evanbd at gmail.com> wrote: > On Mon, Jan 16, 2012 at 11:46 AM, Ian Clarke <ian at freenetproject.org> > wrote: >> On Sun, Jan 15, 2012 at 9:17 PM, Evan Daniel <evanbd at gmail.com> wrote: >>> >>> Dumb question time: how would I go about searching for hypothetical >>> freenet tasks on gun.io? >> >> >> Right now there are only 10 open source gigs listed:?http://gun.io/open/ >> >> I think we'd probably need to attract attention to any gigs we list, perhaps >> with an appropriate post on reddit.com/r/programming. >> >>> >>> Can anyone post a job for Freenet, or only project admins? How is >>> payment handled? >> >> >> Perhaps Rich can answer this or provide a pointer to an explanation. >> >>> >>> Also, if it works, I think this would be an excellent use of FPI money. >> >> >> I agree, especially since Matthew isn't burning too many hours on Freenet >> these days. > > I haven't actually tried posting a gig, but I'd be happy to set up a > few issues as tests, including putting up a little cash for bounties. > I'll do that tonight or tomorrow depending on time. > > Is there a way for additional people to add money to an open source > gig? Eg, if I set up an issue with a $30 bounty, can someone else add > another $30 to the same gig easily? > > Evan
OK, I created a pair of simple Freenet gigs. If it works, I might post more. http://gun.io/open/30/freenet-node-diagnostics-page http://gun.io/open/31/fix-freenet-network-usage-stats To answer my own questions: I don't see any way to search. Anyone can post a gig for any project. Anyone can add more money to an existing gig. All in all, it looks simple and effective. Neat. Evan Daniel
