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After The GNOME Bounties, It's Mozilla's Turn

Posted by timothy on Wednesday December 3, 2003 @06:11AM from the cheap-labor dept.

MikeCapone writes "Slashdot had an article about the GNOME bounties a few days ago, but now, thanks to the Shuttleworth Foundation (created by Mark Shuttleworth, the guy who went into the ISS as a Soyuz cosmonaut a couple of years ago), the Mozilla project also has some monetary incentives. The budget for 2004 is USD$100,000."

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Re:Independent Contractors? by gnu-generation-one · 2003-12-03 10:16 · Score: 0, Flamebait

"Why not just hire contractors to do this if you have the cash?"

Have you ever worked with contractors?