Heh :)
This is a fairly quiet list, but whenever someone posts a job post, a
conversation will ensue along almost Pythonesque lines:
A: Here's a relevant Python-specific job I'm advertising
B: You can't post Jobs here! It's a mailing list
C: *Cough* actually, you can; we discussed this at some length in the
Council of 2016
B: Oh yes. But it can't be a recruiter
C: Well, it could be if they're posting something specific and not just
"Ninja Coders to $$$$"
A: So can I post this job?
(silence)
So -- please go ahead and post, and if you want to include something in
the header to help people who are especially sensitive, please do so.
python-uk: let the Games begin!
TJG
On 30/01/2019 15:21, Chris Adams wrote:
Hi folks
I've been a lurker on this list for a while, and I'd like to post a
request for help for a 3-6 month long freelancer project, but I wanted
to check what the etiquette was before I did this about posting jobs.
Is there something like [JOBS] I should put in the subject title, so
people can filter it out, or similar?
I had a quick skim over the mailing list archive, and I didn't see a
pattern in the job ads or but I may well have missed it some guidance -
if there is, would a kind soul point me to it?
If there isn't, I'll just send a post in a bit with what I'm looking for.
Thanks
P.S. A bit more context. I work as freelancer myself, and I really like
the place I'm working, but I lucked out and a funding application I sent
ages ago landed
<https://twitter.com/mrchrisadams/status/1085590933884817409>, so I'm
looking find someone I can work with to hand over before the new project
happens.
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