Sharing a site rather than a game, since the category is for projects and this
is one.
https://godothire.com/ is a job board that lists paid Godot roles only. It has
been running since autumn 2025. Posting is free, there is no paid option, and
every listing is approved by a person before it appears. Revshare and hobby
recruiting are not accepted; the engine’s own subreddit and this forum already
have places for those, and the board is meant to be the place where a listing
means a salary or a contract.
For studios: post a role, it gets listed, mailed to subscribers in the weekly
digest, and posted to the board’s Bluesky and Discord feeds.
For developers: subscribe to the weekly email if you want Godot work and are
tired of filtering general boards by hand. Categories cover programming, art
and animation, audio, design, production, QA, writing and business.
It is small, and the honest way to grow it is more listings, so if your studio
or a studio you know uses Godot and is hiring, that is the ask.
The site is Django, not Godot, so no engine notes to share here, but happy to
answer anything about how it is run.
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This looks cool, but I have to point out that your privacy policy is absolutely not enough. It’s missing so many important details such as who controls the data, data retention times, the section about “we do not share your personal data with third parties” is really vague, since as far as I know, this needs to be hosted… somewhere, it cannot just exist. That is technically a third party as well, if you have cloudflare in front of it, that is also a third party etc…
There’s also no mention of the right for user(s) to ask for their data and how that process should work. I understand that deletion is there, but in a lot of cases, just simply being able to request data deletion is not enough. There’s no mention of how user data is stored, encrypted, how it’s protected etc…
Also this:
“All content must be appropriate and free of NSFW material.”
This seems oddly misplaced in a privacy policy.
Overall I think it’s a really cool idea but you really, really need to rework your privacy policy because as it stands right now, this site would face quite a bit of trouble in several countries because of it’s lacking privacy policy.
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