Techie's List

["James Barrow" <vrfour -at- verizon -dot- net>]

With all this talk about recruitment agencies, and which ones are good or
bad, I'm wondering what value there would be in a site like Angie's List:

<http://www.angieslist.com/AngiesList/>

A place where a tech writer - maybe IT consultants in general - could go to
view feedback and opinions regarding recruitment agencies.  With a little
wordsmithing, the Techie's List splash page could read as follows:

"Techie's List is a word-of-mouth network for consultants. It's a growing
collection of tech writers' real-life experiences with local recruitment
agencies. The people who join Techie's List are like you - looking for a way
to find trustworthy companies with which to work. Rather than digging
through news lists' archives, they check Techie's List to find out what
people in their area are saying about the companies they've contracted
with."

Does a site like this exist now?

- Jim

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