I partly agree - there's a sound business in FLN, struggling to...

I partly agree - there's a sound business in FLN, struggling to get out. But the SP is going to constantly regress to 50c or thereabouts if FLN can't demonstrate growth in its core business area, and MB needs to stop playing with new toys (Escrow, freight) and fix what's broken in the online marketplace, which has managed somehow to lose revenue and market share during what was supposedly a big opportunity for WfH.

The real risk is that FLN has become a dumping ground for mediocre freelancers kicked off other platforms. That's a reputation that's hard to recover from.