Quote from: moni3z on October 26, 2017, 01:34:57 AM

There's still a middle man, by using reddit you are under their whims to censor/ban or manipulate whatever happens to work tasks there. It's also filtered in a lot of countries you'd want to include like China. I'd avoid it at all costs and pick something more decentralized. I wouldn't even trust a subreddit to be the discussion forum for a site I ran let alone be in charge of assigning work. Some kind of app for this instead, pref a free/GNU project, but with a highly abstracted overlay and UI for the common upwork freelancer to understand that doesn't rely on any Zucker/Reddit/Twitter cancer that will actively work against what you're trying to do.

Exactly, we are using Reddit as a starting point, we aim to create tools to be fully decentralize. Just like there are multiple Bitcoin wallets we expect developers will jump in a develop multiple tools and solutions that are powered by the $force. Developers have an incentive to provide this tools and charge a small fee for those requesting work.

So there are incentives for developers to work on this.