WOLVES OF FREELANCE is a worklog community for independent professionals. It works best when logs are honest, specific, and respectful. These guidelines explain what we expect and how we handle problems.
What to post
- Real work: what you shipped, tried, learned, or struggled with.
- Numbers behind the work — hours, proposals, contracts, revenue.
- Questions and tips that help other freelancers do better work.
- Milestones worth celebrating, big or small.
Revenue is self-reported
Any revenue you see here is entered by the author and is not verified. Share amounts as exact figures, ranges, or a percentage change — or keep them private. Don’t inflate numbers or present others’ results as your own.
No personal data
Don’t post private or identifying information about clients or other people — names tied to sensitive details, contracts, contact information, private messages, or anything shared with you in confidence. Redact before you post.
This is not a marketplace
WOLVES is not a place to hire, be hired, sell courses, run ads, or funnel people into paid programs. Sharing your portfolio on your profile is fine; turning the feed into a sales channel is not.
Be decent
No harassment, hate, threats, spam, scams, or impersonation. Disagree with ideas, not people. Assume good faith and keep feedback constructive.
Reports and moderation
You can report any post or comment. Reports are private. Our team reviews them and may hide or remove content, and may suspend accounts that repeatedly break these guidelines. We aim to be fair and proportional.
Why there is no revenue ranking
We deliberately don’t rank people by revenue. The numbers here are self-reported and unverified, incomes vary wildly by market and circumstance, and leaderboards reward exaggeration over honesty. The goal is to learn in the open — not to compete on unverifiable figures.