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Shit can happen all the time.
Not that workers could have bad intentions or can be scammers.
But sometimes bad execution can be from other factors and the job must have some litigations when are a lot of money involved. 

This is similar to  https://zap-work.com/

DarthCoin

Regardless of the arbitration process, if I were the worker I would feel much safer if the backer’s contribution was already locked behind a smart contract. Could use Rootstock for that, I guess.

TechnicalDebt

Any one of the pledgers can flag the worker for bogus work. The platform never collects the money. It just produces invoices for the worker and sends them to the pledgers. So the pledger isn’t forced to pay, but their reputation gets docked if they don’t pay or flag the job for bad work.

If it catches on, I’ll need to work out arbitration options or something like that.

bitcoin

nostr

devs

lightning

YOU will build the roads.

jasonb

Thanks!

Any one of the pledgers can flag the worker for bogus work. The platform never collects the money. It just produces invoices for the worker and sends them to the pledgers. So the pledger isn’t forced to pay, but their reputation gets docked if they don’t pay or flag the job for bad work.

If it catches on, I’ll need to work out arbitration options or something like that.