Happy belated Halloween, everyone!

Hoping someone can make use of Coinfee as a payment processor. What would make you consider it over other options?

Little bits of tuning here and there. Site is faster. Should be much more mobile friendly now, too.

Happy Halloween!

This is awesome!

As far as automating the referral payment, have you considered coinfee?

I may give this a try some day.

Just made some more adjustments:

Fee of 30,000 Satoshis + 10% has been dropped to 15,000 Satoshis + 10%.

When you submit an answer, it redirects you to it automatically.

Getting into the answers index is now opt-in only, in case you want your answer to be a bit more private.

Thanks for your reply!

I've been working on this solo, so I don't know if Project Development is really relevant or not.

Couple changes:

Added a feature to where you can use coinfee as a basic payment processor, without payment splitting if that's not what you need. It should be able to be used in place of Coinbase, Bitpay, bitaps, Blockcypher, and others. While there are many great processors out there, there's a fewer selection that are as straight forward and don't have any accounts to worry about.

Lowered the per-transaction fees from simple transactions and split transactions to 15,000 Satoshis. At current rates, that's about 10 US cents per transaction, whether it's a huge transaction, or very small. It's a polling API and integration should be very simple to do.

What if someone asks a question and doesn't pick an answer? What happens to the deposit?

I think I'd like to see something where the questioner's name shows up with (#paid answers) / (# of asked questions) to see if they are asking a ton of questions without picking answers.

Obviously, not really a problem now, but might be down the road.

Thank you all for your feedback! I'm trying to tune up the site and improve the workflow. You'll now find the submit page is the default page on /.

One of my goals is to make the submit page self-explanatory enough to know what it is, or at least enough to be enticing.

I also added an index of answers: http://answer.market/answers

Let me know what you think.

I'll definitely try to optimize the site. I agree that it can be a bit confusing.

So if someone asks you a question, you can provide the answer with an Answer.Market link and hope that they buy it. Your reputation sending it to them and the quality of your sample will influence whether they buy it or not. I would put yourself in their shoes and consider if it's worthwhile or not.

But since it's just a sample and an "answer", it can really be any task. Photoshopping something, writing a small bit of code, or anything that can be a link or fit into text.

In hindsight, "answer" market may have not been the best name. Maybe task market, or something. But I think it would be most used in individual forums where people want to pay people for things.

I have this on Reddit and Voat:
https://www.reddit.com/r/answermarket
https://voat.co/v/answermarket

Does that make more sense?

Want to have a customer make a payment that gives you a cut as a service fee, and sends the rest to someone else? I may have the answer.

http://coinfee.net/

I'm using it on answer.market. API needs work, but I don't see too many other options in the field. Hopefully for someone else, it can be handy.

Only one payment is needed now! No more split service / answer payment.

Also, IPv6 is working .

Hi Ricku,

Thanks for your reply.

I could probably reword that a bit, but basically I started wanting to make a micro-freelancing site. I realized that the sample/answer setup was the way to go. That in and of itself, might be useful. I'm trying to make a very small, minimum viable product that can be used however you'd want.

Down the road, I may make a better site for people to use it on. But for now, you can post questions on the Voat Subverse: https://voat.co/v/answermarket

There's nothing to force the customer to buy it, so they have to buy it based on your reputation and the quality of your sample. If they want to see the full answer, they have to pay.

http://answer.market/

Find a question online and send them a link to your answer, trying to convince your customer to buy it.

You can also request answers here: https://voat.co/v/answermarket