Sounds like you learned a valuable life lesson. It's always been obvious that freelancer had no test platform and that they would simply push releases to produ

Sounds like you learned a valuable life lesson. It's always been obvious that freelancer had no test platform and that they would simply push releases to production and wait for things to break, and then maybe fix them. The most interesting lesson from this was that this attitude has no apparent downside. Users either don't care, don't even notice, or sadly, may have no choice given that there are not many sites that fill this niche. The company went public a few years ago, investors have no clue as to what's under the hood, and tbh it doesn't seem to matter much. It's interesting to see what freelancer is doing now that they are accountable. Me, I think it will be more of the same.