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Chivalry Posted 14 years ago
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Something I saw on the internet
It's a web site for freelancers to "bid" the projects posted by companies/individuals, with each project marked an offering of a certain range.
And then there's this typing project that is looking for freelancers who can work on the documents and files,
below the profile of each freelancer's, there's this section where they listed the offers that are acceptable to them,
and then there's this largely confusing column that says "milestone requested", which is also with a price listed.
Anyone knows what that's supposed to mean?
And then there's this typing project that is looking for freelancers who can work on the documents and files,
below the profile of each freelancer's, there's this section where they listed the offers that are acceptable to them,
and then there's this largely confusing column that says "milestone requested", which is also with a price listed.
Anyone knows what that's supposed to mean?
Top answer
We can't tell you exactly without a link to the site. A milestone is an important part of something that you complete so you can move on to the next part/chapter. com/milestone
- We can't tell you exactly without a link to the site.
- A milestone is an important part of something that you complete so you can move on to the next part/chapter.
- com/milestone
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