Putting skills to use in Hive

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Have seen so much talented people doing everything from digital art to programming something new to the platform. There are usually limitations for the needs to be met, especially for lack of information.

One is the monetary, not enough numbers. An exchange can be negotiated, perhaps a promise to help someone else is enough, as in Timebanks. When the tokens are plenty, there is no artificial scarcity.

The big thing about the community exchange platforms is, that it works as a resource database and an appreciation and helping medium. When the basic needs are met, there is no need to pile up just monetary numbers.

The Finnish government has been taxing organized neighbor help, based on the token Tovi, which corresponds to an hour of time. So basically they say, that you need to pay them for being altruistic.

There was a recent study, where the Finns are the most authority-obedient people in the world. Imagine, before even the Vikings were afraid to mess with the people. Shows the power of hiding the history.

Being no longer stuck there, there is a hope to find some locals and travellers to start a new community, built on the Hive, being like bees. There are some new promising marketplaces of skills and talents upcoming.

Hiveskills is a fresh CV-oriented community, where users can list their skills and whatnot. Had a conversation about it with blocktrades@blocktrades some time ago, and in few hours, there was this new thing brought up.

So throwing ideas out there really pays off, in the sense of motivated people making the platform better for all of us. Lot of the code is hidden, needs a lot of time and brainpower to fix errors and make new stuff up.

For the beginners, Hiveonboard seems to be evolving rapidly, now getting the account creation limits fixed. Looks good too, easier to approach the ecosystem with simplified steps.

Another new project is called Hivelist, using Steempress dapp to make an Wordpress-compatible exchange platform for goods and services. Being built many sites on top of WP, can see a lot of potential here.

Found a list for categories from the old Timebanking times for inspiration. Anything to add to the list, recommendations?

Assistance

Answering the phone

Car lifts

Child care/ babysitting

Delivering/ collecting parcels

Dog walking

Fetching/ posting mail

Frail care

Pet feeding/sitting

Reading stories, storytelling

Shopping for others

Writing letters

Advice & Tuition

Art, drawing

Bicycle riding

Colour and style advice

Crafts

Dancing

Energy saving

Extra lessons

Gardening advice

Legal advice

Musical instruments

Parental advice

Public speaking

Relationship advice

Surfing

Singing

Food

Breads

Cakes, buns

Cereals

Cooked meals

Drinks

Eggs

Frozen meals

Fruit

Garden vegetables

Herbs, spices

Meat

Preserves, pickles, jams

Pies, quiches, tarts

Snacks

Salads

Goods

Bedding

Bicycles

Books

Clothing

Computers and peripherals

Curtains, carpets, cushions

Electronic gadgets

Furniture

Garage junk

Jewellery

Shoes

Tools

Kitchen utensils

Magazines

Paintings

Software

Toys, dolls

Hiring/renting

Accommodation

Bed/bedding

Bicycle

Camping equipment

Computer

Event venues

Garage

Garden equipment

Marquee

Musical equipment

Phone

Sports equipment

Swimming/diving gear

Tablet

Truck, car

Video equipment

Workshop tools

##Services

Bicycle repairs

Car cleaning

Car repairs

Carpentry

Cooking, baking

DJ

Electrical repairs

Event organising

Gardening

General labour

Graphic design

Handyman services

Heating, cooling

Healthcare

House sitting

Information processing

Knitting

Laundry

Medical services

Painting

Photocopying

Photography

Plastering, tiling

Plumbing

Printing

Programming

Secretarial services

Sewing

Therapies

Websites

Window cleaning

Writing, editing

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