Same here. Or if it's not monetized, I'd like to see a social network built of something like this.
I've known older engineers in the same boat: they work alone and the people around them have no idea what they're talking about. At the same time, on a lot of the forums (fora?) I frequent, there are n00bs who could get much better answers by talking/chatting/PM'ing a single person instead of broadcast asking a question they don't really know how to frame in the first place.
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Casual, colleague-like 'sounding board' services. I would love to see this monetized.
Not because I'd use it, I'd just get a kick out of it.
It'd be great to see it aggregated. Browse a list of available people by skill/topic.
Maybe you have to participate in order to have access.
It's like a professor's open office hours.
Seems the Grasshopper's or Skype's of the world should sponsor something like this. Shouldn't take much to build.
Same here. Or if it's not monetized, I'd like to see a social network built of something like this.
I've known older engineers in the same boat: they work alone and the people around them have no idea what they're talking about. At the same time, on a lot of the forums (fora?) I frequent, there are n00bs who could get much better answers by talking/chatting/PM'ing a single person instead of broadcast asking a question they don't really know how to frame in the first place.
fiverr.com has plenty of those.