Warnings, Restrictions, Flags, and Disabled. What do they all mean?

[Kesha]

Let’s be honest— everyone is here to make money, share our talents and passions, and turn dreams into reality. The last thing anyone wants is for experiences and opportunities on this platform to be interrupted or restricted. That’s why it’s so important to fully understand our Community Standards and to keep them in mind with each new gig, conversation with buyer, or new order that is generated. Our rules aim to create a space that is safe and enjoyable for everyone. Not following them could lead to account sanctions that might slow down your journey to success. Here’s a breakdown of the four types of sanctions on Fiverr and what you need to know about each one:

Account flag

An account flag is usually issued when our system detects discrepancies between your actual location and what is displayed on your profile. Misrepresenting your location is against our Terms of Service and should not be done under any circumstances. 

If your account is flagged for location inconsistencies, this sanction will remain in effect indefinitely. You will still have normal access to most of Fiverr's features, but you will not be able to participate in the leveling system. For more information about location inconsistencies, please visit here.

Warnings

When a user violates any of our Community Standards or Terms of Service, a warning is issued. A single warning typically does not have serious consequences. Instead, it serves to inform you of the violation so that you can avoid repeating it in the future. Common reasons for receiving a warning include feedback boosting, attempting to do business off-platform, and using offensive or rude language. 

Warnings remain active for 90 days. During this time, you can continue to use your account as normal, provided you don’t receive any additional warnings within those 90 days. Accumulating multiple warnings could prevent you from advancing in the leveling system, and may eventually lead to your account being suspended.

Restrictions

Accounts may be restricted if you receive two identical warnings within a 90-day period or three different warnings in that same timeframe. Additionally, if we suspect that your account may be compromised and that you could be a victim of hacking, we may place a temporary restriction on your account to allow us time to investigate.

Once restricted, your account will enter a review period of 60 to 120 days. During this time, you will not be able to place or receive new orders, nor communicate with users other than those you have active orders with. Restricted users should use this time to wrap up any outstanding orders and withdraw any funds if applicable. 

If, at the end of the review period, your account is confirmed to have violated our standards, it will be permanently disabled. You will then be given a link to withdraw any remaining funds within 7 days. 

Disabled

While most account disablements only occur after the restriction review period, some violations are considered severe enough to warrant immediate removal from the platform without any warning. Examples of these extreme cases include using stolen financials to pay for an order or soliciting illegal services, such as document tampering or inappropriate involvement of minors.

Account disablements are indefinite and cannot be reversed. Additionally, creating an alternate account will violate our Terms of Service. 

We take pride in having a marketplace that welcomes everyone. By following our Community Standards, you help ensure that the platform remains a positive experience for all users, while also safeguarding your profile from any disruptions. For more information on our Community Standards, please visit this link.

[uk1000]

16 minutes ago, Kesha said:

Common reasons for receiving a warning include feedback boosting

Shouldn't seller's be told exactly what Fiverr's automated system thinks "feedback boosting" is, and if they are ever flagged for that be told exactly what they (and/or their buyer) did that caused the system to think it was just done for "feedback boosting" (or a "suspicious purchase" like they said on their video that seemed to be about this check). Some sellers have been given false flags for this and then support later removed them when they checked and confirmed they were falsely flagged. If a flag is kept but the seller isn't told exactly what steps led to it then how can the seller prevent being flagged again?

Maybe Fiverr don't want to give confidential info like each of the values/features that led to it (eg. what the values of each variable it checks needs to be for it to be considered a feedback boosting order), but the system should have some openness if it's going to eventually lead to accounts being banned. Fiverr's youtube video said at the time that it wasn't totally accurate (initially they said in the video it was 75% correct then later they said the precision was almost 80% every week (according to AI translation), but even if they improved it since then the fact it still gives false flags (and customer support sometimes removes them) shows it's still not 100% accurately flagging. And that they also wanted to have it find things that they hadn't thought of (weren't confirmed suspicious purchases), but that will surely also lead to it falsely flagging by going detecting things that no Fiverr tech person/staff have confirmed indicates a false order.

Edited November 18, 2024 by uk1000

[atulcodex]

2 hours ago, Kesha said:

Let’s be honest— everyone is here to make money, share our talents and passions, and turn dreams into reality. The last thing anyone wants is for experiences and opportunities on this platform to be interrupted or restricted. That’s why it’s so important to fully understand our Community Standards and to keep them in mind with each new gig, conversation with buyer, or new order that is generated. Our rules aim to create a space that is safe and enjoyable for everyone. Not following them could lead to account sanctions that might slow down your journey to success. Here’s a breakdown of the four types of sanctions on Fiverr and what you need to know about each one:

Account flag

An account flag is usually issued when our system detects discrepancies between your actual location and what is displayed on your profile. Misrepresenting your location is against our Terms of Service and should not be done under any circumstances. 

If your account is flagged for location inconsistencies, this sanction will remain in effect indefinitely. You will still have normal access to most of Fiverr's features, but you will not be able to participate in the leveling system. For more information about location inconsistencies, please visit here.

Warnings

When a user violates any of our Community Standards or Terms of Service, a warning is issued. A single warning typically does not have serious consequences. Instead, it serves to inform you of the violation so that you can avoid repeating it in the future. Common reasons for receiving a warning include feedback boosting, attempting to do business off-platform, and using offensive or rude language. 

Warnings remain active for 90 days. During this time, you can continue to use your account as normal, provided you don’t receive any additional warnings within those 90 days. Accumulating multiple warnings could prevent you from advancing in the leveling system, and may eventually lead to your account being suspended.

Restrictions

Accounts may be restricted if you receive two identical warnings within a 90-day period or three different warnings in that same timeframe. Additionally, if we suspect that your account may be compromised and that you could be a victim of hacking, we may place a temporary restriction on your account to allow us time to investigate.

Once restricted, your account will enter a review period of 60 to 120 days. During this time, you will not be able to place or receive new orders, nor communicate with users other than those you have active orders with. Restricted users should use this time to wrap up any outstanding orders and withdraw any funds if applicable. 

If, at the end of the review period, your account is confirmed to have violated our standards, it will be permanently disabled. You will then be given a link to withdraw any remaining funds within 7 days. 

Disabled

While most account disablements only occur after the restriction review period, some violations are considered severe enough to warrant immediate removal from the platform without any warning. Examples of these extreme cases include using stolen financials to pay for an order or soliciting illegal services, such as document tampering or inappropriate involvement of minors.

Account disablements are indefinite and cannot be reversed. Additionally, creating an alternate account will violate our Terms of Service. 

We take pride in having a marketplace that welcomes everyone. By following our Community Standards, you help ensure that the platform remains a positive experience for all users, while also safeguarding your profile from any disruptions. For more information on our Community Standards, please visit this link.

Thank you very much!

[mateusbl]

5 hours ago, Kesha said:

account flag is usually issued when our system detects discrepancies between your actual location and what is displayed on your profile

@Kesha I'm curious about this inconsistency in location of Sellers who are Nomad, as per the promotional video displayed on Fiverr Youtube Channel. "Anywhere Workers: Freelancers Who Travel the World"

How these sellers have the same location if they are constantly travelling? Does this mean if the Seller travel to another country he will receive a flag because of that? There's a lack of informations here

[paschalisblack]

5 hours ago, Kesha said:

Common reasons for receiving a warning include feedback boosting

Ι I have received 3 false warnings for "feedback boosting" since June 2024. Thankfully all 3 of them were removed from my account after contacting fiverr CS once I received each one. The second time I received the mentioned warning for "feedback boosting" CS refused to remove it from my account and kept insisting for 7 days that the warning was legit and that it will remain to my account. Eventually, after many sleepless nights and endless messages with CS, fiverr eventually admitted that it was a false warning and removed it from my account. Then I received it again, 2 weeks ago and this time fiverr removed it from my account instantly. "Feedback Boosting" warning is a HUGE FLAW in fiverr's ai violation detection system and it must be fixed. Every day, many fiverr sellers receive this false warning and it causes too much stress to us fiverr sellers that have being committed to the platform for many years. Now, I just wait to receive it again because it's 100% sure that this warning will keep coming to my account without doing anything wrong and every time I have to contact CS to remove it, hoping that I won't live again what I experienced when they refused to remove it for many days.

This issue exists on fiverr since about 2023. I am a fiverr seller since 2015 and never had any issues with this false warnings on the past years. Obviously is an ai thing that needs to be fixed. Fiverr system sees violations about "feedback boosting" where they don't exist. I have tried many times to figure out what could trigger those false warning but every time my thoughts fall into a wall. I have wrote about this several times to CS and explained how frustating this system error is and how much stress it causes to fiverr sellers that never violated any rule. It is very frustaring and very stressfull to wake up and see this false warning issued to my account every month. I just hope that one day fiverr will focus seriously on this major system flaw and fix it once and for all so that none of us receive this false warning ever again.

[mrubaid820]

Hey @Kesha

I hope you are doing well, I have one question for you: if a seller makes a mistake, does it result in a warning, the account being flagged, or restrictions being applied, as you mentioned in your post?

So, don’t you think that such restrictions, warnings, or flagging should also apply to AI when it wrongly detects a seller's account and issues unwarranted warnings or flagging, causing unnecessary stress? What are your thoughts on this? 

For example, if a seller makes a mistake, their account gets banned. So, if AI mistakenly detects someone's account, leading to restrictions, flagging, or a warning being issued against that seller, don't you think in such a scenario, restrictions should also be imposed on the AI model? Or perhaps the old model should be replaced with a new one that doesn't impose restrictions on any account by mistake. Are there no rules for AI?

Some sellers are very shy, extremely so, but they are highly creative. In such situations, they are unable to contact customer support due to shyness or low self-esteem if their account is mistakenly suspended. This leads to additional stress for them, even though they haven’t done anything wrong. They may have been working for the past five years or more, but suddenly, in just one day, everything is gone.

Simply put, I mean that rules should be the same for everyone. If you say it’s a model and it can make mistakes, even though it’s a well-trained model being used by Fiverr, and despite that, it still makes mistakes, then we humans are only humans, with feelings, and we can also make mistakes. If the model’s mistakes can be forgiven, then why can’t ours?

[paschalisblack]

3 minutes ago, mrubaid820 said:

Hey @Kesha

I hope you are doing well, I have one question for you: if a seller makes a mistake, does it result in a warning, the account being flagged, or restrictions being applied, as you mentioned in your post?

So, don’t you think that such restrictions, warnings, or flagging should also apply to AI when it wrongly detects a seller's account and issues unwarranted warnings or flagging, causing unnecessary stress? What are your thoughts on this? 

For example, if a seller makes a mistake, their account gets banned. So, if AI mistakenly detects someone's account, leading to restrictions, flagging, or a warning being issued against that seller, don't you think in such a scenario, restrictions should also be imposed on the AI model? Or perhaps the old model should be replaced with a new one that doesn't impose restrictions on any account by mistake. Are there no rules for AI?

Some sellers are very shy, extremely so, but they are highly creative. In such situations, they are unable to contact customer support due to shyness or low self-esteem if their account is mistakenly suspended. This leads to additional stress for them, even though they haven’t done anything wrong. They may have been working for the past five years or more, but suddenly, in just one day, everything is gone.

Simply put, I mean that rules should be the same for everyone. If you say it’s a model and it can make mistakes, even though it’s a well-trained model being used by Fiverr, and despite that, it still makes mistakes, then we humans are only humans, with feelings, and we can also make mistakes. If the model’s mistakes can be forgiven, then why can’t ours?

Very interesting thinking! As you might already read, I am have been a victim of those false ai warnings 3 times so far, within a time frame of 3 months. 

[mrubaid820]

11 hours ago, paschalisblack said:

false ai warnings 3 times

Well, I felt sorry to hear about your experience. Considering such situations, how can we accept that the 'AI model' is smart enough? 

[paschalisblack]

4 hours ago, mrubaid820 said:

Well, I felt sorry to hear about your experience. Considering such situations, how can we accept that the 'AI model' is smart enough? 

There is no way to accept it because facts talk themselves. Fiverr ai violation detection model is one of the platform's main flaws and fiverr should focus on fixing it so that no seller receives false warnings ever again. It's really frustrating and extremely stressful to know that I will keep receiving those false warnings about "feedback boosting" every month and the most stressful thing about it is that there is no guarantee that fiverr will remove it from my account next time I'll receive it. I have already received one of those false warnings and fiverr kept insisted for more than a week that the warning was not false. I was desperate for days and nights until fiverr eventually admitted that it was a false warning and removed it from my account just like the first time. No fiverr seller deserves to experience what I keep experiencing every month or so. 

Edited November 19, 2024 by paschalisblack

[Kesha]

17 hours ago, mateusbl said:

@Kesha I'm curious about this inconsistency in location of Sellers who are Nomad, as per the promotional video displayed on Fiverr Youtube Channel. "Anywhere Workers: Freelancers Who Travel the World"

How these sellers have the same location if they are constantly travelling? Does this mean if the Seller travel to another country he will receive a flag because of that? There's a lack of informations here

Great question!

We encourage the nomadic lifestyle and traveling to a different region will not trigger a location inconsistency flag. 

Our system is designed to pay attention to any suspicious location patterns mostly. 

[Kesha]

@mrubaid820 @paschalisblack

Sorry to hear of your recent experiences. The system is something on the product team's radar for consideration in future updates. 

We appreciate the feedback as it helps us continue to improve our platform for the better. 

[Kesha]

On 11/18/2024 at 11:46 AM, uk1000 said:

Shouldn't seller's be told exactly what Fiverr's automated system thinks "feedback boosting" is, and if they are ever flagged for that be told exactly what they (and/or their buyer) did that caused the system to think it was just done for "feedback boosting" (or a "suspicious purchase" like they said on their video that seemed to be about this check). Some sellers have been given false flags for this and then support later removed them when they checked and confirmed they were falsely flagged. If a flag is kept but the seller isn't told exactly what steps led to it then how can the seller prevent being flagged again?

Maybe Fiverr don't want to give confidential info like each of the values/features that led to it (eg. what the values of each variable it checks needs to be for it to be considered a feedback boosting order), but the system should have some openness if it's going to eventually lead to accounts being banned. Fiverr's youtube video said at the time that it wasn't totally accurate (initially they said in the video it was 75% correct then later they said the precision was almost 80% every week (according to AI translation), but even if they improved it since then the fact it still gives false flags (and customer support sometimes removes them) shows it's still not 100% accurately flagging. And that they also wanted to have it find things that they hadn't thought of (weren't confirmed suspicious purchases), but that will surely also lead to it falsely flagging by going detecting things that no Fiverr tech person/staff have confirmed indicates a false order.

Yes, we provide details of what may trigger feedback boosting in our Help Center article here.

While the system is not perfect, our Customer Support team is here to offer assistance to anyone who believe they may have wrongfully received a warning. 

 

[uk1000]

56 minutes ago, Kesha said:

Yes, we provide details of what may trigger feedback boosting in our Help Center article

But Fiverr doesn't give the specific actions that occurred that caused it to flag a seller (each seller isn't told those). Without being told those specific actions they can't prevent the system flagging them again (including false flags) since can't see exactly what the system thought they did wrong - what message they or their buyer did that caused it (or other action). If they were told the specific actions it would be easier for them to discuss it with CS and dispute it if it's obviously incorrect.

eg. if it flagged the user because of a particular message they posted then it can say that and show the message that it thinks is feedback boosting.

Yes CS is there (but there's no easy option to contact them now - the contact us option goes to a chatbot that sends info to 3rd parties) and it takes some sellers lots of messages with CS before they remove the false flags, and then it later adds another false flag. If there system keeps giving many false flags surely the system should be stopped and changed so it only gives flags for things that are confirmed by staff to be 100% correct (known false orders, real feedback boosting).

Edited November 19, 2024 by uk1000

[asif255]

On 11/18/2024 at 10:32 PM, Kesha said:

Let’s be honest— everyone is here to make money, share our talents and passions, and turn dreams into reality. The last thing anyone wants is for experiences and opportunities on this platform to be interrupted or restricted. That’s why it’s so important to fully understand our Community Standards and to keep them in mind with each new gig, conversation with buyer, or new order that is generated. Our rules aim to create a space that is safe and enjoyable for everyone. Not following them could lead to account sanctions that might slow down your journey to success. Here’s a breakdown of the four types of sanctions on Fiverr and what you need to know about each one:

Account flag

An account flag is usually issued when our system detects discrepancies between your actual location and what is displayed on your profile. Misrepresenting your location is against our Terms of Service and should not be done under any circumstances. 

If your account is flagged for location inconsistencies, this sanction will remain in effect indefinitely. You will still have normal access to most of Fiverr's features, but you will not be able to participate in the leveling system. For more information about location inconsistencies, please visit here.

Warnings

When a user violates any of our Community Standards or Terms of Service, a warning is issued. A single warning typically does not have serious consequences. Instead, it serves to inform you of the violation so that you can avoid repeating it in the future. Common reasons for receiving a warning include feedback boosting, attempting to do business off-platform, and using offensive or rude language. 

Warnings remain active for 90 days. During this time, you can continue to use your account as normal, provided you don’t receive any additional warnings within those 90 days. Accumulating multiple warnings could prevent you from advancing in the leveling system, and may eventually lead to your account being suspended.

Restrictions

Accounts may be restricted if you receive two identical warnings within a 90-day period or three different warnings in that same timeframe. Additionally, if we suspect that your account may be compromised and that you could be a victim of hacking, we may place a temporary restriction on your account to allow us time to investigate.

Once restricted, your account will enter a review period of 60 to 120 days. During this time, you will not be able to place or receive new orders, nor communicate with users other than those you have active orders with. Restricted users should use this time to wrap up any outstanding orders and withdraw any funds if applicable. 

If, at the end of the review period, your account is confirmed to have violated our standards, it will be permanently disabled. You will then be given a link to withdraw any remaining funds within 7 days. 

Disabled

While most account disablements only occur after the restriction review period, some violations are considered severe enough to warrant immediate removal from the platform without any warning. Examples of these extreme cases include using stolen financials to pay for an order or soliciting illegal services, such as document tampering or inappropriate involvement of minors.

Account disablements are indefinite and cannot be reversed. Additionally, creating an alternate account will violate our Terms of Service. 

We take pride in having a marketplace that welcomes everyone. By following our Community Standards, you help ensure that the platform remains a positive experience for all users, while also safeguarding your profile from any disruptions. For more information on our Community Standards, please visit this link.

I always want to keep a distance from these terms.

[alhasib18970]

Insightful

[collinsconsult]

Thanks for sharing this info. I'm glad that Fiverr has been revealing great Insights into their operations and decisions. More needs to be done in other areas too. 

[genesisbio]

Hey, my account has been suspended for no reason. Like actually no reason. It has been on vacation mode for like 3 months. 

Why is it being suspended and why is there no human that I can talk to? 

Please help! 

[Kesha]

2 hours ago, genesisbio said:

Hey, my account has been suspended for no reason. Like actually no reason. It has been on vacation mode for like 3 months. 

Why is it being suspended and why is there no human that I can talk to? 

Please help! 

Hi! 

Welcome back to the platform. I'm sorry to hear of your account status.

Unfortunately, we cannot provide any account-specific information here on the forum, but our CS agents will be more than happy to help.

If you prefer to speak directly to an agent instead of our chatbot, please get in touch with them via email at support@fiverr.com. 

Best of luck to you!

[webcut]

@Kesha is there any new review feature added to the gig ? Bcz professionals reviews are showing in that category gig. Suppose there are 2 gig under data scraping /web scraping and one for 100 review and another for 50 review. Now when I am going to any gig they are showing 150 reviews in total. Is that new feature to show review ?

[ataul_haq]

On 11/18/2024 at 10:32 PM, Kesha said:

Let’s be honest— everyone is here to make money, share our talents and passions, and turn dreams into reality. The last thing anyone wants is for experiences and opportunities on this platform to be interrupted or restricted. That’s why it’s so important to fully understand our Community Standards and to keep them in mind with each new gig, conversation with buyer, or new order that is generated. Our rules aim to create a space that is safe and enjoyable for everyone. Not following them could lead to account sanctions that might slow down your journey to success. Here’s a breakdown of the four types of sanctions on Fiverr and what you need to know about each one:

Account flag

An account flag is usually issued when our system detects discrepancies between your actual location and what is displayed on your profile. Misrepresenting your location is against our Terms of Service and should not be done under any circumstances. 

If your account is flagged for location inconsistencies, this sanction will remain in effect indefinitely. You will still have normal access to most of Fiverr's features, but you will not be able to participate in the leveling system. For more information about location inconsistencies, please visit here.

Warnings

When a user violates any of our Community Standards or Terms of Service, a warning is issued. A single warning typically does not have serious consequences. Instead, it serves to inform you of the violation so that you can avoid repeating it in the future. Common reasons for receiving a warning include feedback boosting, attempting to do business off-platform, and using offensive or rude language. 

Warnings remain active for 90 days. During this time, you can continue to use your account as normal, provided you don’t receive any additional warnings within those 90 days. Accumulating multiple warnings could prevent you from advancing in the leveling system, and may eventually lead to your account being suspended.

Restrictions

Accounts may be restricted if you receive two identical warnings within a 90-day period or three different warnings in that same timeframe. Additionally, if we suspect that your account may be compromised and that you could be a victim of hacking, we may place a temporary restriction on your account to allow us time to investigate.

Once restricted, your account will enter a review period of 60 to 120 days. During this time, you will not be able to place or receive new orders, nor communicate with users other than those you have active orders with. Restricted users should use this time to wrap up any outstanding orders and withdraw any funds if applicable. 

If, at the end of the review period, your account is confirmed to have violated our standards, it will be permanently disabled. You will then be given a link to withdraw any remaining funds within 7 days. 

Disabled

While most account disablements only occur after the restriction review period, some violations are considered severe enough to warrant immediate removal from the platform without any warning. Examples of these extreme cases include using stolen financials to pay for an order or soliciting illegal services, such as document tampering or inappropriate involvement of minors.

Account disablements are indefinite and cannot be reversed. Additionally, creating an alternate account will violate our Terms of Service. 

We take pride in having a marketplace that welcomes everyone. By following our Community Standards, you help ensure that the platform remains a positive experience for all users, while also safeguarding your profile from any disruptions. For more information on our Community Standards, please visit this link.

There is a lot to learn and understand. We should spend at least 3 hours every day understanding the Fiberr Community, Fiberr Forum, and Fiber Terms of Service.

Thank you 

[Kesha]

On 12/14/2024 at 3:06 PM, webcut said:

@Kesha is there any new review feature added to the gig ? Bcz professionals reviews are showing in that category gig. Suppose there are 2 gig under data scraping /web scraping and one for 100 review and another for 50 review. Now when I am going to any gig they are showing 150 reviews in total. Is that new feature to show review ?

Hi there! 

I know the product team is continuously exploring new ways to support our sellers and enhance the user experience so this may be part of the efforts. 

[katakatica]

2 minutes ago, Kesha said:

Hi there! 

I know the product team is continuously exploring new ways to support our sellers and enhance the user experience so this may be part of the efforts. 

Hey!

Do you think it could be possible to get some sort of heads-up when a system like this is switched (experimented on) or if it's a bug that ends up affecting several sellers?

The past years has seen a lot of both - what sometimes looked like a bug turned out to be a test and vice versa.

I think even something like 'hey guys, we are improving X at the moment' coming up as a notification could be useful. 

(Sorry for going off-topic but I've been wanting to mention this for a bit now.)

[uk1000]

14 minutes ago, Kesha said:

I know the product team is continuously exploring new ways to support our sellers and enhance the user experience so this may be part of the efforts. 

Though if the new system, in the search results, for review counts shows "gig A (50 [reviews]) and gig B (100 [reviews])" but really gig B has 20 reviews (but that seller has 100 reviews in total for the same profession), isn't that misleading to buyers (not really supporting them) and not supporting the seller of gig A (if buyers will be now more likely to go to gig B which seems to have twice the number of reviews as gig A (even though gig b actually has less than half the number of reviews)?

Isn't it misleading to put 2 different things in the same place (and to show different figures in the same place depending on whether the user searching is logged in to Fiverr or not)?

Edited December 16, 2024 by uk1000

[welldux]

On 11/19/2024 at 2:37 AM, mateusbl said:

@Kesha I'm curious about this inconsistency in location of Sellers who are Nomad, as per the promotional video displayed on Fiverr Youtube Channel. "Anywhere Workers: Freelancers Who Travel the World"

How these sellers have the same location if they are constantly travelling? Does this mean if the Seller travel to another country he will receive a flag because of that? There's a lack of informations here

Hello @mateusbl, 

I had also the same questions in mind but luckily this link was attached and here people asked the same questions and got answered perfectly.

Kindly check this out.
 

 

[webcut]

On 12/17/2024 at 3:55 AM, uk1000 said:

Though if the new system, in the search results, for review counts shows "gig A (50 [reviews]) and gig B (100 [reviews])" but really gig B has 20 reviews (but that seller has 100 reviews in total for the same profession), isn't that misleading to buyers (not really supporting them) and not supporting the seller of gig A (if buyers will be now more likely to go to gig B which seems to have twice the number of reviews as gig A (even though gig b actually has less than half the number of reviews)?

Isn't it misleading to put 2 different things in the same place (and to show different figures in the same place depending on whether the user searching is logged in to Fiverr or not)?

I think the process is for test period now. So far it's not final. Still from my side this is best bcz i have different gig under a professional. But Yes for other that may not suitable due to their different categories gig.