If a hire is made, the employer will apportion the bounty to everybody who helped sourced the final candidate, so it pays to spread these links where appropriate.
I don't understand this part. So let's say I recommend someone to apply for a job. I get the bounty? Who else would it be shared with?
If someone else shares my link to someone and that someone gets recruited, how does the system know that someone else invited him?
We track what we are able to practically track. So if you send your link out and I join the site through your link... then I refer a candidate, you would be eligible to receive half of my earnings for the initial referral.
As a practical matter, people are finding it confusing so we are moving to more straightforward criteria
I don't understand this part. So let's say I recommend someone to apply for a job. I get the bounty? Who else would it be shared with?
If someone else shares my link to someone and that someone gets recruited, how does the system know that someone else invited him?
Cool idea anyway