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๐งSharing Answers to Inquiries (feat. Benefit Calculation Standards)
The inquiry was about why the benefit distribution flows in opposite directions for users who only participate in the board and users who only participate in free posts. And whether there were any changes. The answer was: It's not that having a higher number of activities simply leads to more benefits. Various factors such as communication with other users, the content and meaning of the created posts, and the degree of contribution to the game ecosystem are comprehensively judged. Activities like repeatedly writing content lacking meaning are reflected restrictively in benefit calculation. Based on the answer, it seems they are indicating that simply having many posts or comments doesn't guarantee more benefits. Game-related topics that allow sharing experiences and information with other gamers can receive more benefits. This seems like useful information for those who are keen on benefits.
2026.09.29 AM 8:53 ยท View Count 10
Lv.73
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It really seems like quality over quantity is what matters these days๐ That's why I've been writing game reviews lately and my stats have been going up๐ซจ
Lv.75
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So it means they check the content of communication, whether it's free play or board messages, haha.
Lv.90
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Of course, there are those points, but I think other criteria have been included in the benefits now. It seems like it's not counted if you only comment on the same board.

