I made a talent recruitment website, the main service is the online recruitment information release of local talents in my hometown. What qualifications do I need?

The recruitment website is not responsible for this incident.

The information posted by this person on the website is recruitment information, not deceptive information. The website only provides a platform for communication. You were cheated after communicating with this person. You may have been cheated by this person's oral or written communication. This time has nothing to do with the website, so the website is not an accomplice.

Just like the rampant telecom fraud now, although the telecom company has played the role of a platform, it is not responsible for the incident.

Reply to the supplementary question: the behavior of the website does not constitute the constitutive elements of fraud or the accomplice of fraud in law. There's no need to explain to people like you. If you don't believe me, you can sue it and no one will stop you.