Freelancers and Clients Rely on Unstructured Monthly Threads to Find Each Other
A recurring Hacker News thread where freelancers post availability in a fixed text format and clients browse manually. The thread itself points to third-party search tools, showing that discovery in the raw format is awkward.
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