hammadahmed488

I am a programmer, and I can confirm that projects the size of Fiverr have a modular design. Most of the time, the parts that are incomprehensible for the new team are like a group of small parts that can be replaced by a newer team. That is if the previous team wasn't documenting the progress, which should be the practice in the first place. In any case, I don't think the problem lies with Fiverr not being able to maintain that portion. I think they thought that handling the spam and scams manually costed more than AI handling everything. So they chose that. However, there are a couple of issues here: The priority algorithm in AI doesn't seem to be fair to all users. Even if it were fair, I don't think it can tell which job a seller can do well. In the buyer's request, the seller could pick what they could do best. In my case, AI just gave me a couple of jobs that didn't suit my skill set. Once I declined those, it threw me to the bench.

Lol, this thread. I was looking for other people who, like me, wished Buyer's Request hadn't been removed. But going through this thread, the pattern of opinions is so predictable. Ninety percent of the top sellers, pro-verified sellers, and level 2 sellers with expensive gigs are happy with its removal. Not only are they doing better now that the beginners or level 1/2 sellers with less expensive gigs are out of the equation, but they're also coming here to mock anyone who is demanding this feature to come back. Loving the show, guys? I bet if Fiverr decided to bring the feature back, they would be the ones throwing tantrums here. Anyway, if there's a vote, union, or petition to bring back the Buyer's Request, count me in. Because going over the thread here, it is pretty obvious that the people against the "Buyer's Request" are a small, happy percentage. The majority wants it back.