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thank U Sist
10 months ago by Opa Djanggo
thank's for the advice
11 months ago by Opa Djanggo
great work, the poster almost describe the insurance
11 months ago by Opa Djanggo
Good Work on the Poster, keep it up
11 months ago by Opa Djanggo
Great Work on that Post, go Dolphins
11 months ago by Opa Djanggo
I really Like this poster, the apple maybe could take another place, but overall it's great work, the tone, the font, it's good
11 months ago by Opa Djanggo
"Hi! This was a fun brief to work on. I’ve uploaded my design. I’d love to hear your thoughts!"
11 months ago by Opa Djanggo
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The Consequences of Unsupervised Internet Access Among Young Children

Opa Djanggo • 11 months ago
Hello! My name's Lisandra. I'm looking for a writer. I would like you to write an article about the consequences of young children having unsupervised access to the internet. Are you willing to help us out?
This article examines the significant consequences of unsupervised internet access among young children. It highlights key risks, including exposure to inappropriate content, vulnerability to online predators, cyberbullying, addictive usage patterns, and privacy breaches. Emphasizing the importance of parental supervision and digital literacy, the article provides insight into safeguarding children’s cognitive, emotional, and social development in the digital age.
Opa Djanggo • 11 months ago
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Hello! I really like how informative and succinct your article is! The one critique I have is the article’s style and tone; I love reading an article that has a personable voice. Think about the article’s intended audience and perhaps try to evoke emotions for them. However, I really liked how you provided a lot of relevant examples of the effects of unsupervised internet access. Overall, you have the foundation of a really strong article, great work!
11 months ago by Amanda - Reply

Berlin Law Firm

Opa Djanggo • 11 months ago
Hello, I am Mose, I recently started a new business called Berlin Law Firm. For a while now, we've been looking for a good logo for our law firm. I'm interested in a monogram logo. Would you be interested?
Berlin Law Firm is a professional, client-centered legal practice dedicated to delivering clarity, confidence, and strategic protection in every case we handle. Based in the heart of Berlin, we provide comprehensive legal services designed to support individuals, businesses, and organizations with integrity and precision.

Our firm combines deep legal expertise with a modern, solutions-oriented approach. Whether navigating complex disputes, drafting strategic contracts, or advising on regulatory matters, we are committed to offering clear guidance and reliable advocacy. Every client receives personal attention, thoughtful analysis, and a legal strategy tailored to their unique needs.

With a reputation built on professionalism, trust, and excellence, Berlin Law Firm stands as a steadfast partner in protecting your rights, securing your interests, and guiding you through legal challenges with confidence.
Opa Djanggo • 11 months ago
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This has a very sleek, professional aesthetic, although I would suggest adjusting the letters 'BL' in the center of the column so they evenly align with the top and bottom columns.
11 months ago by ZKDesigns - Reply
thank's for the advice
11 months ago by Opa Djanggo - Reply

GEM Steel Company

Opa Djanggo • 11 months ago
Hey, I'm Pam, founder of Gem. I'm looking for someone that can make a good logo for my steel production company. I'm looking for a logo with a bold and modern style. Would you be open to working together?
Gem Steel Company is a leading innovator in modern steel manufacturing, delivering premium-grade materials engineered for strength, durability, and long-term performance. With a commitment to precision and advanced industrial technology, we provide high-quality steel solutions trusted by construction firms, infrastructure developers, and industrial manufacturers worldwide.

Our operations are built on efficiency, innovation, and uncompromising quality control. From raw material processing to final production, every step reflects our dedication to excellence and our vision of shaping a stronger, more resilient future.
Opa Djanggo • 11 months ago
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This is great.... Like i do not know what i actually like about it but it is great.
11 months ago by Ayobami - Reply

Reflections on Knight Rider

Opa Djanggo • 11 months ago
Sometimes a film arrives not just to entertain us, but to meet us exactly where we’re hurting. In this moving reflection on Knight Rider, the writer shares how a story of a lone rider and an endless highway became a lifeline during a season of doubt and quiet exhaustion. This article uncovers the film’s unexpected emotional power—how its silence, its solitude, and its steady forward motion can awaken something long asleep within us. A powerful reminder that hope often begins with the courage to choose the next mile.
Opa Djanggo • 11 months ago
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This is a prime example of what good critical personal essay writing should be. It's not a film review in the traditional sense, but a meditation on how art, even seemingly simple or escapist art, can provide unexpected clarity and meaning in our lives.
10 months ago by Windi Ahmad - Reply

Gorblax & The Princess

Opa Djanggo • 11 months ago
Hey! My name is Tona. I'm looking for a writer. I want to have a fairytale of a dragon beating knight trying to save a princess. Can you help us out?
“Gorblax & The Princess” is a light-hearted and charming fairytale about a gentle dragon, a curious princess, and a kingdom that tends to panic a little too quickly.

When Princess Elara accidentally wanders into the cave of Gorblax the Dragon, she doesn’t find a fearsome monster—instead, she discovers a new friend who enjoys warm tea and peaceful conversations. But rumors spread fast, and soon Sir Aldren, the bravest (and clumsiest) knight in the kingdom, rushes in to “rescue” her.

Filled with humor, warmth, and unexpected twists, this story shows that not all heroes carry swords… and not all dragons like to burn things.

A delightful and funny tale about friendship, courage, and one very unlucky bush that never saw any of this coming.
Opa Djanggo • 11 months ago
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This is a wonderfully charming and witty subversion of classic fairy tale tropes. The clever modern twist and understated humor, particularly in the knight's anticlimactic rescue attempt, make for a delightful and refreshing read.
10 months ago by Windi Ahmad - Reply
thank U Sist
10 months ago by Opa Djanggo - Reply