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They did that a few years ago! I remember misscrytal's endless rants about it, since her line of work attracts emotionally needy buyers - or energy vampires, as I believe they're called today - would bother her long after work was done. Anyway I think they stopped that. IIRC it was a Y/N quiz to a question like "was this conversation useful to you?". I'm not sure that it ever tied into anything. I'm not too bothered about cancelled reviews because I never cancelled prior to that being introduced, apart from in the "free cancelation situations". We all know that was a rule made to stop bad sellers from abusing cancellations to avoid bad ratings as a form of feedback manipulation. Only one person has ever extended the review period and they didn't need revisions in the end. It's kinda meh, but I also have extensive checks before delivery to avoid revisions, and I no longer have to remind them manually of the 3-day autoclosure, so. What's a little more irritating is posts that Fiverr staff open claiming transparency and integrity in introducing convoluted review systems, basically ignore for most of the lifetime of the post, then finally post an update after a pretty catty prod, only to close the post down so no further debate can be had on the update. So much for the "we'd love to hear your opinions". Business as usual! My predictions, based on what my success manager told me the other day: Fiverr will start hosting virtual online "team bonding exercises". These joyful events will be mandatory, and sellers will have to spend 4 hours at a virtual Zoom meeting excitedly interacting with each other every 6 months to boost their morale and team spirit. *Drinks and food not provided, non-rescheduable, your level and eligibility for features may be affected if you choose not to be a team player. Fiverr will finally launch Fiverr Neo to everyone, explaining that the reason it took so long to do so was because they had to tweak it due to feedback and yeah. Fiverr Neo is rebranded to MyLittleAI™ in August 2024, putting hundreds of thousands of sellers out of a job, since MyLittleAI does all those quick little gigs for a small monthly fee of $5. Angry users complaining about this in the forum via identical walls of text written with the power of ChatGPT are told that their message has been passed on to the team. Fiverr introduces a new cryptocurrency, Fever (FVR), which becomes the platform currency. The FVR, which of course is worth $5, replaces the USD, which can only be transfered to USD. That can only be done with a 20% exchange fee, and getting them is a 5.5% service fee with a $2.50 surcharge for admin. In a post announcing this exciting step forward, Fiverr says they chose to go this route after listening closely to its many users who didn't like PayPal and Payoneer, and that a lot of users over the years wanted crypto. Well, now you got it! Fiverr Pro will be rebranded to Fiverr. Fiverr Pro sellers will become Fiverr sellers. Fiverr Certified sellers will become Fiverr Pro Sellers. "Normal" Fiverr sellers will become that strange creaking noise you hear in haunted houses in horror movies. The loudest may be allowed to become the "blond girl screaming as she runs away from the villain incredibly slowly while falling over the smallest of obstacles in her way". Seller Plus will have a new tier added: Seller Plus Pro Premium. This option will cost $100 and launch with NFT stickers that are sure to be incredibly valuable in the future. Also, profile designs can be customized using a tasteful, but limited palette of 5 colors. Well worth it, in my opinion. Fiverr's AI will create a virtual "Judge Judy" who will handle all disputes between buyer and seller. In an exciting twist, this coincides with the launch of Fiverr TV, where these trials are shown live and both buyer and seller must appear. Judge Judy is not cheap to run because she's like a super complicated AI and uses up a lot of energy or something. Anyway, to cover costs and make sure justice is served, trials cost a non-refundable 5,000 FVRs for buyer and seller. If the buyer wins, they are allowed to leave a review on the seller's profile, but with the twist that Judge Judy wrote it and she's not in a good mood and not at all impressed with the seller. If the seller wins, they get to pick a GIF of the real Judge Judy casting aspersions on the buyer's character. 2024 is going to be a dynamic and exciting year for everyone. Unless you become a wisp in Fiverr's haunted house, but your time will come to shine in 2025, when Fiverr opens up a theme park in Alaska so it can put your scary wisp skills to good use. Hang tight, bloodless curdled scream of abject despair! Your time is coming!

Ha ha looks cool! I had purple, blue and pink hair. But it’s easier for me because I have silver blond colour and I can change hair colour with tonics every week. But I think my white hair is already too “white” to stand out in the crowd even without going crazy 🙈 so pink, blue or whatever it was pretty ok in London, didn’t get any looks or stares, even when I was working in the office