Good question

The contractors are service professionals, they determine for themselves if they are: 'freelancers', 'independent contractors', or 'a business'.
They are not employees of PICISI; however there is a relationship and protocol that we would want respected, and because of that we classify the contractors as 'independent contractors'.   

You asked if they are eligible to join a coin-team, my immediate response would be yes, but since you asked perhaps you feel their may be some reason why that should not be the case, please share any reservation.    The work done by contractors are for campaign organizers.   

Let's say you owned XYZ video productions,  you could as a company and/or as a individual be a member of a team, and you could also be a contractor to do videos for campaigns.   As long as things are done in good faith (open and honest) there should be no problems doing anything that is reasonable and logically sound.


As for Team HYPER, this is interesting because HYPERfuture indicated his intent to organize a team from HYPER -- would that be the same team you are speaking of?

Since only one team can represent a coin, my suggestion is that you come together to form the team.   

If you don't want to be on a large size team because it would result in a smaller slice of the team pie I would suggest a different coin.

Nevertheless, I would encourage someone from HYPER to register a team.