[ANN][ICO] 🚀 VANYWHERE – World’s #1 Skill-sharing Platform on the Blockchain 🚀

[james7854]

Could skillers give some certificates to people the teach skills to?

Like if you pay for a cooking class and then you get that participation certificate?

Wouldnt they have to be certified teachers in that case?

I don't think they are aiming at that with this project. There are all kinds of certifications available online.

True,i think they aim for some everyday stuff you could need,and that you cant do it by yourself.

Yeah,at first i think you will ask Skiller for more basic stuff,and when you see he is actually skilled and good,you can move on to more complicated stuff.

Sure, you can always feel someone up and see how much he or she knows.

[sexymadafaka]

What about language? Some limitation exist or can be in native language? In a case of dispute or communication problem.

I gues in Skiller bio they will mention the languages they know.

Yeah, those kind of facts could easily be written in vanywhere profile.

[killer9966]

Could skillers give some certificates to people the teach skills to?

Like if you pay for a cooking class and then you get that participation certificate?

Wouldnt they have to be certified teachers in that case?

Yes, probably in that case vanywhere should cooperate with some certification institutions.

[djuro74556]

Do you think the income from this app will be enough to be a day job for a skiller?

Depends on how good the skiller is.

[buraz]

What about language? Some limitation exist or can be in native language? In a case of dispute or communication problem.

How to you mean dispute of communication problem?

In case dispute because Skiller claims one language but actually is not understandable. Or claim for dispute not written in English.

Its something you would probably know upfront.

[descuri]

Could skillers give some certificates to people the teach skills to?

Like if you pay for a cooking class and then you get that participation certificate?

Wouldnt they have to be certified teachers in that case?

I don't think they are aiming at that with this project. There are all kinds of certifications available online.

True,i think they aim for some everyday stuff you could need,and that you cant do it by yourself.

Yeah,at first i think you will ask Skiller for more basic stuff,and when you see he is actually skilled and good,you can move on to more complicated stuff.

But I think I would call for the more complicated stuff.

[Calvireish]

Do you think the income from this app will be enough to be a day job for a skiller?

Depends on how good the skiller is.

True,and depends on what his skill is.

[Fanquell]

Do we know % that Vanywhere will take from each transaction?

[Desmozgenes]

Do we know % that Vanywhere will take from each transaction?

It will be interesting to see how is that solved.Is it going to be percentage of the transaction,but both sides will participate in paying the Vanywhere their % ,or just one of the parties will cover the transaction fees.

[johnmiles]

What is the capacity of the platform? How many users can it withstand?

[SpockSenior]

Will there be a tag like "regulars" for customers which come often? And then maybe you can give them a discount?

[btcltcdigger]

Will there be a possibility for skiller to issue some promo codes?

[constructive_criticism]

Will there be a possibility for skiller to issue some promo codes?

That's a good idea. It opens doors for promotion and marketing for skillers on other platforms.

[Lognak]

Will there be a possibility for skiller to issue some promo codes?

That's a good idea. It opens doors for promotion and marketing for skillers on other platforms.

Or for example will there be an option for the Skiller to give a dicount for repeating customers, but have the normal price for others?

[descuri]

Do we know % that Vanywhere will take from each transaction?

It will be interesting to see how is that solved.Is it going to be percentage of the transaction,but both sides will participate in paying the Vanywhere their % ,or just one of the parties will cover the transaction fees.

Since the customer will pay the Skiller a certain amount I am guessing when the price is set by the Skiller it is automatically deducted. Like Airbnb maybe.

[Ajutokintumi]

Will there be a possibility for skiller to issue some promo codes?

Thats a good idea,and another way for Skillers to advertise themselves.

[Oleana]

Will there be a possibility for skiller to issue some promo codes?

That's a good idea. It opens doors for promotion and marketing for skillers on other platforms.

Or for example will there be an option for the Skiller to give a dicount for repeating customers, but have the normal price for others?

If they are smart(Skillers),they will do that.

[snowcommander]

Will there be a possibility for skiller to issue some promo codes?

That's a good idea. It opens doors for promotion and marketing for skillers on other platforms.

Or for example will there be an option for the Skiller to give a dicount for repeating customers, but have the normal price for others?

If they are smart(Skillers),they will do that.

But will the app support scalable/changing prices?

[Ranunculus2]

Could skillers give some certificates to people the teach skills to?

Like if you pay for a cooking class and then you get that participation certificate?

Wouldnt they have to be certified teachers in that case?

I don't think they are aiming at that with this project. There are all kinds of certifications available online.

True,i think they aim for some everyday stuff you could need,and that you cant do it by yourself.

Yeah,at first i think you will ask Skiller for more basic stuff,and when you see he is actually skilled and good,you can move on to more complicated stuff.

Sure, you can always feel someone up and see how much he or she knows.

But what happens if you're a total n00b on the subject? and only later find out that the other person is just a bit better than you.

[james7854]

Could skillers give some certificates to people the teach skills to?

Like if you pay for a cooking class and then you get that participation certificate?

Wouldnt they have to be certified teachers in that case?

I don't think they are aiming at that with this project. There are all kinds of certifications available online.

True,i think they aim for some everyday stuff you could need,and that you cant do it by yourself.

Yeah,at first i think you will ask Skiller for more basic stuff,and when you see he is actually skilled and good,you can move on to more complicated stuff.

Sure, you can always feel someone up and see how much he or she knows.

But what happens if you're a total n00b on the subject? and only later find out that the other person is just a bit better than you.

Well, I guess you will give that someone a bad review.