How listings are checked.

Week 44 · 26 October–1 November 2026
Sources checked 27 October 2026

This edition includes 5 jobs and commissions, 5 agency representation invitations and 5 publisher/company portfolio invitations. Invitations are opportunities to submit existing work, without a guaranteed paid assignment.

What earns a listing

1. A specific request or explicit portfolio invitation on the original advertiser’s page.
2. A readable brief and application route. We check dates, closure updates and conflicting status labels.
3. The published budget, deadline and location restrictions, copied accurately. Missing information stays marked as unstated.
4. A separate evidence review before inclusion. Search snippets alone are leads, not confirmation.

What a source check means

It confirms that the source advertised the opportunity when checked. It does not independently verify the advertiser’s identity, guarantee payment or promise that applications will remain open. Check the original post before applying and agree the fee, scope and rights before starting.

Workana commissions require a platform account to propose. Their public briefs did not confirm applicant-country eligibility, so their market is labeled “Location not stated”. A Spanish-language brief does not establish a client’s country.

What was left out this week

A recent Reddit portrait request was already filled. A LinkedIn Christmas-card deadline had passed. A Workana gaming-channel brief had a conflicting “working” status. A Czech classifieds brief was membership-gated. Two previous submission routes could not be reverified. None was retained just to increase the listing count.

No current Craigslist or Reddit commission passed verification in this run. The two client discoveries remain separate from openings.

Read the source and exclusion log (JSON)