Why are you responding with superficial takes? Are you trolling?
It's not complicated... I don't trust the judgement of someone that behaves this way. I have no idea what the contract said, or who is in the right. All I know is I'm not going to take the chance that they don't agree with the contract and now I'm litigating on Facebook....
You say that as if airing your problems on the internet is a reasonable solution for most people.
We have small claims courts in every jurisdiction in the US. It costs $50 to file, and you do not need an attorney. The courts will review the contract and generally reach a reasonable decision.
There's always a cost/benefit to things. I bet the courts have returned more money than Facebook posts have...
> 4 seconds after I posted it, it got downvoted. Then 10 seconds later, -2. Because it has the word cryptocurrency. No one can load, read and react that fast. This is getting ridiculous. Turn off the bots based on a word, and engage with the substance.
Because as soon as you said Cryptocurrency, you lost the plot.
Everything you said is literally how freelancing already works. You pay a certain amount upfront, and then pay more based on deliverables.
> Cryptocurrency is the right fit here because you want it to be tied to something the client can’t just mint unlimited amounts of
Can you tell me how to mint unlimited amounts of US Dollars? I would love this hack.
> just another use of cryptocurrency that properly aligns everyone’s incentives and prevents legal disputes through continuity instead of abruptness
How does a blockchain determine whether I built the site the owner wanted?