<p>You can use our service at <a href="http://www.bitquestion.com" rel="nofollow">bitquestion.com</a> to post bounties related to questions.</p>

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2012-06-27T15:31:19.503Z
Hmm, looks interesting, guess I'll have to check it out every now and then.
ThePiachu
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2012-06-27T15:54:41.517Z
Welcome Wladston! You can improve the answer by adding a few more lines describing exactly what Bitquestion is.
D.H.
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2012-06-27T15:15:28.657Z
2012-06-27T15:52:54.763Z
2012-06-27T15:52:54.763Z
Wladston Ferreira Filho
<p>I've seen some bounty sites pop up every now and then. Can't remember any of them. This fact alone suggests that you would not get anywhere the same kind as exposure as on the forum.</p>

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2012-06-26T11:49:50.687Z
2012-06-26T11:49:50.687Z
Meni Rosenfeld
<p>You can use <a href="https://booster.io/" rel="nofollow">Booster.io</a> (from the same guy as <a href="https://propster.me/" rel="nofollow">Propster.me</a>). It's rather new, so use at your own peril. Of course you should also advertise the bounty at the official forum and other channels.</p>

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2012-06-30T09:17:57.370Z
2012-06-30T09:17:57.370Z
ripper234
<p>What is the most common way for one to announce new Bitcoin-related bounties in the community? Is there some website that mediates in the process, or is everything done through the Bitcoin forum?</p>

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2012-06-26T12:03:34.993Z
For edification, I think bounties are listed here: https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Active_Bounties but this isn't an "announcement" per se
Dominic Tancredi
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2012-06-26T22:44:42.577Z
A large bounty (e.g., like something a freelancer would take up) or trivial amount, or perhaps a small amount for a specific task?
Stephen Gornick
<services><websites><mining-reward>
Bitcoin-related bounties
ThePiachu
# Bitcoin-related bounties

(Asked by: username_0 on 2012-06-26)

What is the most common way for one to announce new Bitcoin-related bounties in the community? Is there some website that mediates in the process, or is everything done through the Bitcoin forum?

**Tags:** services, websites, mining-reward

> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: For edification, I think bounties are listed here: https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Active_Bounties but this isn't an "announcement" per se  
> **username_2**: A large bounty (e.g., like something a freelancer would take up) or trivial amount, or perhaps a small amount for a specific task?  

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## 3 answers

### Answer by username_3 on 2012-06-27. Score: 1

You can use our service at [bitquestion.com](http://www.bitquestion.com) to post bounties related to questions.

> **Comments:**
> **username_0**: Hmm, looks interesting, guess I'll have to check it out every now and then.  
> **username_4**: Welcome Wladston! You can improve the answer by adding a few more lines describing exactly what Bitquestion is.  

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### Answer by username_5 on 2012-06-26. Score: 1

I've seen some bounty sites pop up every now and then. Can't remember any of them. This fact alone suggests that you would not get anywhere the same kind as exposure as on the forum.


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### Answer by username_6 on 2012-06-30. Score: 0

You can use [Booster.io](https://booster.io/) (from the same guy as [Propster.me](https://propster.me/)). It's rather new, so use at your own peril. Of course you should also advertise the bounty at the official forum and other channels.


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