Title: Better the content Part 2 Post by: Matthew N. Wright on February 02, 2013, 05:40:17 PM Bruno's title gave me an idea. I am a stickler for quality in design as is clearly visible in my trolling of various natures last year. Albeit misplaced, my intentions were in the right direction: to bring higher standards to design and form in the bitcoin world. Typical bounties are a race to finish, like spec work, they potentially cheat everyone involved of the chance to learn and develop organically as a team. They are useful in many scenarios, but I wanted to present an idea for an alternative bounty system.
Why bother with this alternative system?
This can potentially cause a project to take longer to finish, but can also raise the awareness and skill level of each individual involved. Something that may be worth it in itself. Cheers Title: Re: Better the content Part 2 Post by: Phinnaeus Gage on February 02, 2013, 05:49:32 PM Quote The hones is on the craftsman... If you meant onus, when do I get paid? ;D Seriously, it's an excellent idea, but I believe I've read something of this very nature on this forum, if not elsewhere. Some other member would have to come along and point it out if I'm correct. What if your project was on a dedicated website where each page has a single paid ad as to where some of the micro funds would stem from? ~Bruno K~ Title: Re: Better the content Part 2 Post by: Matthew N. Wright on February 02, 2013, 06:03:52 PM Quote The hones is on the craftsman... If you meant onus, when do I get paid? ;D Seriously, it's an excellent idea, but I believe I've read something of this very nature on this forum, if not elsewhere. Some other member would have to come along and point it out if I'm correct. What if your project was on a dedicated website where each page has a single paid ad as to where some of the micro funds would stem from? ~Bruno K~ I did mean onus, thank you for correcting that. I have not seen it practiced yet on these forums so I can't really say if someone mentioned it before or not. It seems like an interesting social experiment just the same. In regards to advertisements, that could be a great idea to help fund numerous projects, but my instincts tell me that there just simply isn't enough market for advertisements in the bitcoin community at this stage. It does seem like it would need a separate website though due to both escrow and "votes" (both optional of course). |