Got a link for that debate? The name is meant to get some attention while it is our intention to help users find developers who can help them make updates to the software they use but cannot update themselves.
And the developers getting paid to make these updates may be college undergrads or someone who has a day job but dedicates sometime to working on the jobs set up on Bribe.io. They can make some money helping others while also contributing to OSS which helps everyone.
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Nice idea. I think it's extra interesting since I remember reading a debate here on HN about "bribing" OSS developers.
Got a link for that debate? The name is meant to get some attention while it is our intention to help users find developers who can help them make updates to the software they use but cannot update themselves.
And the developers getting paid to make these updates may be college undergrads or someone who has a day job but dedicates sometime to working on the jobs set up on Bribe.io. They can make some money helping others while also contributing to OSS which helps everyone.