Nothing to do with Fiverr, I know, but still. I was basically just waiting for it to be over, but still.
It's a strange feeling. It's been around for years, I've watched it, a lot of people I personally know watched it, and now it's over.
No, I don't hate the ending. I know that some people do, but I don't. I don't exactly like how they got to that ending, but hey, it is what it is.
And the watch has ended.
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Anyway, back to Fiverr stuff. I've activated some of the old gigs, just like I said:
I've had trouble with some of them in the past, enough to pause them even before the full-time job; hopefully I've learned a few things since then, and hopefully I'll be able to handle the problems if they arise again. We'll see. It's an experiment of sorts, to see what works.
Anything else?
Yes, tests!
I've been playing with tests on Fiverr. English and web content writing tests brought me high scores, as expected; the main problem with copywriting and freelance writing tests were the questions about Microsoft Word 10 features, because I don't use MS Word, I use LibreOffice Writer, plus I don't use the features mentioned in the test. Oh, and there's the fact that I'm not a copywriter, too (still, I managed to pass the test, and rank among the top 20%). I also did the SEO skill assessment test; I only know some SEO basics, and I've managed to pass. Not bad. I might do some more tests, both for fun and because displaying test results could be useful in some cases.
Definitely for fun. Having fun with your work is important!
