I think it would be cool to create materials for training right inside the network. While I did not read about this, but there will be paid consultations with the help of which experienced advisers can earn tokens.

And when all the same show the working version of the cabinet? Will there be benefits for the owners of the tokens. Is it possible to participate in a closed alpha testing platform?

What do you mean, you mean by the word addon market? This will be some kind of standard application or it will be possible to order some kind of work for yourself?

It would be cool! In general, as I understand programmers who initially come to the platform and will provide their services, they will be able to earn a large amount of money

This is an interesting question, since each side should be protected from fraud and substandard services. Maybe there will be even a moderator.

Add-on market allows providers sell services to Ellcrys project. It is a marketplace. Some of the services to be sold include but not limited to cloud hosting, database, marketing or distribution services. When a community decides on a service, the provider bills the account of the community and provides the service. Everything an Ellcrys organization needs to succeed will be available for purchase or hire.

It's quite nice and convenient. I think users of the system will appreciate such a marketplace. Already want to see how this will work on the demo version.

Communication between collaborators will be done through our official messaging service. We expect to see other teams within the ecosystem build different communication systems with varying capabilities. With tools provided, tasks will be described immutably on the blockchain. There is no plan for voice communication in the protocol.

Some of the members of our team have ran businesses at some point in their carrier. Our CEO ran a successful consulting business before he started the Ellcrys project.

A paid branch is a special git branch that will require a fee to be paid before it can be fetched/pulled. Developers could store source codes they wish to
sell in a paid branch and receive payment when someone fetches it.