After a Day about the Stars and Stripes, I'm super discouraged about the STARS

[anarchofighter]

Yesterday for the 4th of July, I was a part of an immigrant rights and anti-detention march that was very important to me and definitely took a lot of energy (a couple miles and holding signs and waving) – did you know hours a waving hands can leave your arms sore?



Anyway, I come back to 2 less than 5-star reviews.



One of course was from over 100 days ago…long before the ARS existed…I’ve reached out to the guy and he’s going to agree to a mutual cancellation.



And another, from a person who left a glowing review.



Which surprised me.



I left a message to her as all of my ambition for the day left.



I was so disgusted I took a nap rather than eat lunch (no appetite and I have plenty of reserves LOL) So a couple hours later I wake to this.

So there you have it, it was all a mistake/error/bug/glitch/what-have-you.



First, this is all wrong. My well-being should NOT be this wrapped up in a review! And, it shouldn’t be so hard to do what a buyer intends.



And what the buyer intended was clear from the words of the review, but it just wasn’t 5-stars! BUT she wanted 5-stars. Seriously, this madness needs to stop one way or another.



Just today at the examiner website, there’s a new article about how the ARS is upsetting sellers and uprooting the claims of the freelance lifestyle.

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[pearlsant]

puking and seeing stars…

[steveeyes]

Yes, the exhaustion that Fiverr has unloaded on hard working sellers numbs my soul. After a while, you are too tired to even care.

[ahlaj77]

The star rating system = fiverr shooting the sellers the middle finger