Looking for Developers

Plastic Pollution is a hot topic today. Hot and toxic!
We are seeking to build a zooid (community) of passionate developers. To pack a sting against plastic pollution in a tightly knit community. Think Portuguese Man-owar.

We are developing a solution and seek support from interested developers in the blockchain/EOS/dapp community as well as Android/IOS developers! We are planning to kick off a new project in 2019 and plan to have a functional Dapp to not only fund the solution project but also fund the upcoming awareness project which will be utilized to to grow funding back into the solution project. There are lot of moving parts. Tasks will be divided based on individual skills. If you possess knowledge in development and a passion for changing the fundamental rules of the status quo, please reach out to our project at [email protected] with subject line "Dev". Please include your expertise or development passion.

We plan to disrupt the status quo through an educational and rewarding solution for all citizens of Earth. For now, we are looking for people who would want to develop in their free time. You will be traded tokens without dollar value for your time. Tokens that will be an essential part of the project.
Please check out our website to get an idea of the passion and dedication to bringing awareness of the plastic symptoms, which only started with this solution in mind. PlasticSymptoms.org went on a solo 400 mile trek to show the world just how little beach clean-ups do to solving this plastic issue. One full ton of plastic was dragged off the beach near single handedly. Since the trek we stumbled into Ethereum and then EOS ecosystems where our vision became much more clear.
We are in this together. We are on a giant rock floating through space for a limited amount of time, we might as well be a Portuguese Man-o-war floating through the ocean working as one and survive.

"I am only one, but I am one. I cannot do everything, but I can do something. And because I cannot do everything, I will not refuse to do the something that I can do."
Edward Everett Hale