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Proposal: Core Development - Technical Writer For Core Documentation Wiki

https://www.dash.org/forum/threads/proposal-core-development-technical-writer-for-core-documentation-wiki.9940/

Jeez, did you guys stop doing this for the passion and now are just inventing jobs for yourselves. Undecided

4400$ to write a wiki Huh

Why not have a competition in the community he who writes the best wiki wins 100 dash or something like that

There could be a proposal for a bounty fund that can fund these kinds of competitions. lets say 100 dash per month goes to the fund and everytime we need some technical writing or anything that our community members can (and have the passion)to do we could make a competition for the set bounty.

Edit: Did make a PreProposal over at dash.org
https://www.dash.org/forum/threads/bounty-fund.9943/

You can certainly pay writers dirt and get dust in return, but if you want a comprehensive, well-written and clear document that serves you for a number of years you would be aiming to pay roughly that rate. This is a blindspot of technical people. They assume anyone can right and in a manner they can. But in much the same same anyone can code...badly. Finding a good coder costs money.

I think we might need A. Antonopoulos for this one.

That would be awesome to be able to hire AA.