Apology to RentACoder.com
I'm writing this in response to a previous post I had written which talked about the state of online outsourcing services, like RentAcoder, Elance etc..
Now, the general facts remain: undervalued projects, maybe (According to Slashdot) unqualified arbitrators etc.
However, in the post I had exagerated an experience with a RentACoder arbitrator, for which I publicaly apologize. I have removed the post so that it doesnt come up at searches anymore. The post was not linked externally however it had occasionally recieved some search traffic.
I also want to point out the fact that, this blog is not moderated! No posts are approved or rejected! However there is a spam blocker, kismet, which may determine some posts to be spam and block them. I have recieved some over 1,000 spam comments.
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February 15th, 2007 - 15:30
It takes a very big person to apologize. Thank you Irfan for being that type of person.
Thanks also for explaining what was occuring with the posting approvals…that makes sense now.
Rod Smith
Rent a Coder
March 1st, 2007 - 20:03
I love working at RAC. And now I have posted some projects too. Until now everything has been more than excellent for me.
I’ve even made a program (http://bul-source.com/rac/) to help myself while searching for suitable projects. Now I’m sharing it with you.