SweatyQuid - Brand New Marketplace for Freelancers : your opinions Needed

[SweatyQuidTax]

I am the primary web developer for SweatyQuid, a freelancer marketplace website after I have grown tired of Fiverr Freelancer Marketplace closing my accounts and pocketing my hard-earned money. I would be grateful if someone at nomaher.com could give me some recommendations on my site: what is lacking and what things you would enhance. Thanks in advance

[scarface]

Hi SweatyQuidTax,

Your website is beautiful, but to put it bluntly, I don't understand its purpose. If you are using the search bar, you get things like "I will give you 40,000 vape company e-mail addresses", but I am wondering who could need this.

[humbert]

SweatyQuid smells like a bot. I was under the impression new registrations were not allowed, but somehow SweatyQuid found a way around it.

In case SweatyQuid isn't a bot, then be advised that anything commercial for personal gain is not allowed on this forum.

[scarface]

SweatyQuid smells like a bot. I was under the impression new registrations were not allowed, but somehow SweatyQuid found a way around it.

In case SweatyQuid isn't a bot, then be advised that anything commercial for personal gain is not allowed on this forum.

hi humbert.
I do not think SweatyQuidTax is a bot. "I would be grateful if someone at nomaher.com could give me some recommendations on my site" does not sound like a bot.
What is more, when the forum was back, I mistakenly clicked on register and registrations were open. I assumed they have been opened for a few hours, allowing SweatyQuidTax  to register. You can still delete this topic if you do not find it useful though.

[humbert]

I do not think SweatyQuidTax is a bot. "I would be grateful if someone at nomaher.com could give me some recommendations on my site" does not sound like a bot.

You're probably right. I got confused with the mention of money.

What is more, when the forum was back, I mistakenly clicked on register and registrations were open. I assumed they have been opened for a few hours, allowing SweatyQuidTax  to register.

I don't think it's something you did. I guess as a moderator the "register" button is not closed to you. Closing registrations was Maher's idea. It happened at the time the forum was invaded by bots. Let me bring this to his attention and see what he wants to do.

[humbert]

I deleted the 2nd topic SweatyQuidTax opened. I'm also starting to think he's a bot. If he weren't he'd have responded on this topic instead of opening another with exactly the same text.

Incidentally, Maher told me he was doing some work on the forum. Registrations were open while he was working and have now been closed. It was not something you did.