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Hi, I am new to Contra. I have a question. I wanted to look at the job section, but I'm unable to view it. Its say you only can view jobs that are posted 24 hours before. But I am not even able to see those jobs as well. I am on the free plan. So do I need to get on premium to even see the jobs? Or am I missing something.
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