@itsme.littlemadam
šš²š, š¹š¼šš²š¹š š½š²š²š½š. š šµš®šš² š® š¾šš²ššš¶š¼š». šŖšµš®š š¶š šš¼ššæ šÆš®šš¶š š³š¼šæ š“š¶šš¶š»š“ šš§š? I am lying if I say that giving tips have always been trouble-free. The truth is I receive this notification frequently. I could not even utilize at least 30% of it each day. Well, at least based on a mental computation, minus the fact that it comes back to a certain amount every now and then. Am I distributing it? Definitely. Once, twice, or thrice and if there is no interaction at all between me and the user, I am leaning towards thinking that it is a kind of abuse already. You see, asking for support goes hand in hand with giving back to the community. You cannot just post, wait for support, disregard others, then overindulge your own circle over and over. (I hope it's not a road towards a parasitic relationship.) This is why I like those who dedicate their time and effort, communicate with others, and engage in conversation. And, I am always motivated to double their efforts 'cause I appreciate them so much. :) #RandomThoughts #NoiseCash
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I also try to interact with those who comment on my posts and give me tips. Although there are also some that I do not reply to when I do not understand what they are saying or what he is saying is far from my content. Good evening!
Good evening! Yup, I do the same. I appreciate users who give sensible comments and engage in a fruitful discussion. Nice meeting you virtually! š¼
I guess, for me, is how much effort they put into generating genuine content. I may not know if it's a copy and paste information, but as long it describes their heart/intention/thoughts etc, and I'm able to connect with them, then I guess it's worth the free tips. I take it as an encouragement for them to express more about who they are, what they think or like, and what they had gone through in their day. :)