Cool project, but where's the money going in the event the user has a "Zero Day" or otherwise fails to meet their deadline? I'm not trying to be judgemental about where, just genuinely curious.
Also, it's probably a good idea for people to establish a bare minimum as to what constitutes progress for them. Chronic procrastinators will simply pass off even the most miniscule items as progress (I know; I am one). Granted, that's not necessarily a bad thing if they're escaping the throes of depression, but in normal situations such justifications may constitute slacking.
Also, it's probably a good idea for people to establish a bare minimum as to what constitutes progress for them. Chronic procrastinators will simply pass off even the most miniscule items as progress (I know; I am one). Granted, that's not necessarily a bad thing if they're escaping the throes of depression, but in normal situations such justifications may constitute slacking.