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Never mind the points

I've been a read cash user for almost 2 weeks now. My first week as a 'writer' here was superb! I really enjoyed being here since I even forgot to open my social media accounts because I've been enjoying publishing and reading articles here. Who would've been addicted to this? I personally love writing. I write about anything and it has been my stress reliever since I don't know when. On this website I'm able to write, publish articles and enhance my writing skills and at the same time earn few bucks from it. I never expected that I'll earn a lot of cash from here though. I still remember that on my second day of publishing articles, I received my very first upvote and as a newbie I actually don't know what it means but I was happy because it seams like someone loved my article. (I was just focused on getting more points that time)

However, after a week of using the website, the developers implemented new rules. There are varried reactions, for some it's a good thing while for others it's not, especially fore those people who are not really good in writing and just relies on commenting just to gain more points. But I thought that the updated rules are great and it is intended for the best. I like it since right after the updates I no longer see 'trashy' or non sense comments on my post. And I'm seeing a lot of nice articles that are worth reading. However, I'm quite confused about the point system. I don't even understand that so-called 'random rewarder'. I thought that it will be complicated if I'll keep thinking of the new rules and getting points. So I decided to just write and publish good articles and I'm sure that someone out there will see it's worth and points will come eventually. I am happy that user @jwolf upvoted two of my articles. It means a lot to me because I can see that someone appreciates my articles and I am inspired more to write and express myself. I'm no longer focused on getting more points but focused on doing my passion, which is to write. ๐Ÿ’“

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