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Hey there! Submitting a job offering as an article isn't ideal as folks are generally expecting to read full posts with some actionable info or discourse (i.e. tutorials, editorials, tool lists ,etc). However, DEV Listings is perfect for this. Consider sharing your sharing job Listings here - dev.to/listings/jobs and perhaps you'll have better luck. Also, you might want to check out - dev.to/listings/forhire for potential candidates to reach out to. Hope this helps!
We don't support the use of articles to offer jobs or drive traffic elsewhere. The community wants to read posts that cover tutorials, discussions, editorials about the dev world.
If you want to write an article about what [Something Something] is, how it's built, what open source software you use go ahead.
Consider sharing your sharing job Listings here - dev.to/listings/jobs and perhaps you'll have better luck. Also, you might want to check out - dev.to/listings/forhire for potential candidates to reach out to.
We encourage the entire article to be published on DEV.to (if you have proper rights), with a linkback if appropriate. Otherwise, we recommend original material, such as an original commentary on the article. From the Terms of Use:
Users must make a good-faith effort to share content that is...not designed primarily for the purposes of promotion or creating backlinks.
Additionally, posts must contain substantial content — they may not merely reference an external link that contains the full post. Posts that are simply intended to encourage readers to view an external resource are discouraged. Thank you
Posts that are simply intended to encourage readers to view an external resource are discouraged. From the Terms of Use:
Posts must contain substantial content — they may not merely reference an external link that contains the full post.
Please post the entire article here on DEV.
Thank you
If you're looking to ask questions on DEV, I'd suggest: a) posting under the #help tag as this tag is designated specifically for asking technical questions. b) making it clear that you are asking a question in the title of your post.
To be clear, you've not done anything wrong here, but you'll probably get better reception from folks if you set up your post so that it's clear you're hoping that someone can help with this.
Posts here on DEV.to should contain actual substantial content, not just be intended to promote another external work. From the Terms of Use:
Users must make a good-faith effort to share content that is...not designed primarily for the purposes of promotion or creating backlinks. Additionally, posts must contain substantial content — they may not merely reference an external link that contains the full post.
We have a separate area for such offers: listings. Please use listings for posts like this.
Here are some more details how listings work and what they are aimed for: {% link devteam/announcing-dev-listings-4k1 %}