I would have to agree.

I get about 10 message a day from people trying to sell me things on linkedin.  It would be much better for them to try and sell on a platform where people are actively looking for what they are trying to sell.

The thing that I like about the project is that it has a low soft cap and a low hard cap.

Interesting idea, I'll be following closely.

the search is still around 1000 results, I think this can still be tolerated, as long as the job seeker has strict criteria for finding the desired freelancers, because they will also think of the costs that must be incurred for sites that charge up to 20% to find the desired freelancer, of course job seekers also think about the expenses they will give to workers, right?

the solution given will shorten the search time and find out each worker with a pretty good percentage, I think it will also reduce the number of frauds to 90%, so this project allows providing efficient time for freelancers, suppliers, and job seekers

Good to know but it seems unlikely there will be any unsold tokens with this project, especially if we experience a bullrun anytime soon.

When I went back to the my 9-5 job last year, one of the reasons was because I became disillusioned with the process of connecting with people and finding clients. (I was a video maker). On a number of occasions I was hired to work freelance on a project, only for that project to die/ disappear, and along with most of the pay that I was owed - sometimes a whole month. In the end I couldn't afford to risk losing money for projects that weren't legit/ for businesses that didn't have a reputation for paying their workers basically.

So these guy's ICO seems like a v good idea for me and other freelancers.

Not a new thing anymore that cryptocurrency has taken over the conventional transaction system but, also not forgetting the fact that the technology needs to be leveraged in a more prospective way. That is why this project is out to proffer solution to the present issues associated with freelancing "Offering secured transactions between freelancers and project owners (clients)." I like the sound of that.

Its such a pain to have services you aren't in need of practically shoved down your  throat. And even if you may need the services they're offering, whats the guarantee that they'll deliver, or worse, you won't be scammed. I'm glad for projects like this that provide a safe environment for those offering the services and those buying too.