[elmuchoprez]

I'd be very curious about the viability of clients who approach you in a coffee shop. Seems like you'd get an awful lot of, "So hey, I have this idea that's like Facebook and Youtube combined and I think it could be the next big thing".

That's not to say you won't ever find a good client in a coffee shop, but I suspect it has a lower viability rate than a Craigslist ad, and at least on Craigslist I don't have to spend any real time talking to the people who are clearly not serious clients.

[kgtm]

But it's not always about professional connections IMHO. This sticker has the potential to signal 'geek/programmer', and I would very much welcome a fellow hacker coming up to me and having a chat because of it. I agree that it seems like a so-so way of getting quality clients.

@spqr Your comment is informative, but your account has been hellbanned for quite a while it seems. Only users with showdead can read your replies. Maybe you'd like to look into that.

[elmuchoprez]

If you want qualified developers to talk to you, I recommend a sticker that says "PHP Developer" or "I Write Objective C" or whatever as opposed to a generic "I make websites" type slogan. Not only will this weed out the people who just assume you "do computers", but frankly there is a lot of division within the dev community and just because you're sitting over there writing javascript doesn't mean you want to talk to me about EAV databases.

[JVIDEL]

You forgot the part about the idea being worth one hundred billion dollars!

[nodata]

Aimed at all the people in China! Think of the money!

[Facens]

And the part where you sign an NDA