A simple reminder when using Read.cash

Hello it's Raph once again.

A few days back, most of us noticed about the points that are being distributed by the random rewarder. Some are getting high points and some are not.

Several versions of articles about it were published and I even translated one of them into my native language which is the Filipino. I know most of us were somehow encouraged of the fact that joining read.cash can help us earn money.

Earning money in a platform like this is just a bonus or reward for our hard work, efforts and fairness to the whole community. Let's trust and believe in read.cash because they are doing all the things to offer us the best platform that it can be, at present and in the future.

Here, I want to give my own version based on my experience.

I have also experienced having low points and I also feel bad about it, but I never doubted myself instead I keep on believing in myself and continued writing.

But what really is the reason for it?

I couldn't tell exactly what is but I can give some pointers. But let's think of it as a way to help ourselves become a good member of read.cash, a role model to everyone, an author with an interesting story or ideas to be shared to others and for helping read.cash build a community that is synchronized and united not just by getting high points and earning more.

I think these are the things that should be given some attention

Upvoting circles

• I am not aware about it in the past but you should avoid it because if you are detected that you are in the circle, you might get punished for that. Upvoting doesn't only mean like giving tips with each other. It can also be seen by continuously upvoting (giving thumbs up) or liking every post that you see without even thinking if it is really a good content and there's something interesting about it. I am not saying that you shouldn't do it, the point is that everytime you like or hit the upvote (thumbs up) of the article of the same person it looks like you are having connections with them and therefore creating a group that gives and receives an upvote. That's why we should be more observant, and give upvotes to those articles that you really enjoyed reading.

Multiple accounts

• I know that it was also pointed out by @Read.Cash that even though it was not prohibited to create multiple accounts, the points will be divided by how many accounts you hold (e.g. if you have three accounts the points that you'll be getting is divided by three or will be multiplied to 0.33 per account) because of that, you'll notice an unusual decrease in your points. So, if you think your other accounts is not your priority, don't use it, just leave it there and focus on your main account. That way, you can master your craft by just focusing on one account. It was indeed a great update and it implements fairness to all. Thanks for that :))

Commenting

• We shouldn't and mustn't just comment in every article that we see. Yes, it is good to comment to other's in order for us to build connections to other members but we should keep in mind to leave a valuable comment. Comment to articles that interests you and if you feel like to but avoid overusing it or commenting excessively especially if it has nothing to do with the article itself. To add up, read fully every article before giving your reactions.

Plugging

• I don't know if it has some downside when we do it but I think we should also minimize doing such. It's for our best interest and to the whole platform as well.

That's all guys, thanks for reading :))