Programming bounties

Why not create a list just for the bounties?

J.W. Bizzaro wrote:
> Hi guys,
> 
> I was wondering if you think we should permit or ban
such 
> announcements.  I personally don't have a problem with
them (they're 
> certainly helpful to the parties that would be
involved), but people 
> need to reply directly to the poster (sender) of the
announcement if 
> it's not a topic of discussion.  I'm sure that no one
here wants to get 
> messages saying, "No thanks" and,
"I'd like to help." 
> 
> What do you think?  People tend show their objection by
simply 
> unsubscribing, but we don't want that.
> 
> Cheers,
> Jeff
> 
> 
> robert nickerson wrote:
>>
>> Anyone interested to work in a small Bioperl
project that deals with 
>> blasting FASTA sequences and storing in a database
etc.This project 
>> has to be done in 3-4 days.And u will be paid $350
(canadian) 
>> immediately after the work is done.
> 

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Hi Joe,

Sure, that's an option.  We could create something
complementary to the jobs 
forum (http://bioinformatics
.org/jobs/) or simply ask people to post bounties 
there instead.

Other thoughts?

Jeff

Joe Landman wrote:
> Why not create a list just for the bounties?


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On Mon, Apr 03, 2006 at 11:16:07AM -0400, Joe Landman wrote:
-> Why not create a list just for the bounties?

You could also just set list Reply-To to the sender only. 
Most lists
I'm on are configured that way, and it really cuts down on
the
gratuitous "me too!" traffic.

--titus

-> J.W. Bizzaro wrote:
-> >Hi guys,
-> >
-> >I was wondering if you think we should permit or
ban such 
-> >announcements.  I personally don't have a problem
with them (they're 
-> >certainly helpful to the parties that would be
involved), but people 
-> >need to reply directly to the poster (sender) of
the announcement if 
-> >it's not a topic of discussion.  I'm sure that
no one here wants to get 
-> >messages saying, "No thanks" and,
"I'd like to help." 
-> >
-> >What do you think?  People tend show their
objection by simply 
-> >unsubscribing, but we don't want that.
-> >
-> >Cheers,
-> >Jeff
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