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You're not allowed to get revenge unless you log in or sign up.

I did sign up, that's why they send me those gazillions of emails. But today it was back to cats and one link to sculptures. I can't remember why I signed up exactly. I think I was bored of getting search results that were blacked out by pinterest because I wasn't a member...

I was reading some Swedish tips on how to make mooney online and they linked to Fiverr (among other things). Anyone have any experience with them? Never heard of them before, that I can recall... As usual lot's of people selling, not sure how many are buying...

Charlotte wrote: ...how to make money...

All these discussions go beyond my experience right at this point.

I have vaguely heard of Fiverr but know very little.
You should check out the artist lounge on reddit, they usually have people asking these kind of questions there. And I still know nothing about the answers they give.

...but even from my position of ignorance I will add that the selling/buying balance on most of the online marketplaces relies on the number of fans/followers that you already have.

I think the hardest part is gaining an audience in the first place.

Charlotte wrote: Fiverr

Fiverr began under the premise that artists would whore themselves out to do commissioned design/illustration etc. work for $5 (or more accurately $3 once the site had taken their cut of the money). That also meant it became inhabited by hacks that would be hired to produce artwork but would then steal stuff from Google images searches and palm it off as their own work leading the client that hired them into all kinds of problems.

As far as I know it expanded and people can now charge proper amounts of money for the work.

yeah I think you can now charge 5-995...

Valence has a point though. I have like 1 follower or so
But I'll check that reddit section.

oooooh I forgot! Valence, you were in one of my dreams! No dinos or blood this time, though. We were on some sort of sketching (I think) team contest and communicated by writing stuff in (paper) notebooks. I'd write a question and your reply would show up somewhere on the page (not always where I'd expect, so I missed you having answered, a few times). Then an old friend of mine and her daughter showed up and I got sidetracked. Sorry 'bout that - we probably didn't win that contest whatever it was.

oops, scared him off

Your dream notebooks sound like Tom Riddle's diary from Harry Potter.
Which would make me Voldemort.

Now, where did I leave my nose?