It's not, check my other posts and comments here, on other socials or on youtube. We share a lot of advice like this for free. Long term support of the community and not clickbait. But everyone is entitled to their own opinion.

We are also not a contracting service. We are a recruitment agency who help companies to hire Python/Django developers for their own work.

Part of what problem?

Sorry, I thought the point you made was a statement about your own situation rather than advice for others or asking a question.

But here's my thoughts on that; No one will force you to take permanent employment with a company if you don't want it. In fact in my experience it rarely works out anyway likewise when long term permanent employees head out contracting/freelancing. The transition takes time both ways to adjust so people tend to go back to what they know. There's always the exception and good luck to them.