Not everyone who uses Site Comments will become a Certified WA Commenter. Those members that do will be compensated with 1 Community Credit and $0.50 Cash Credit for every two comments posted for other people who are requesting comments.
CAN YOU LOSE CREDITS?
The short answer to that question is No. Every comment you leave, whether it gets approved or not, will earn you a credit. If you should lose certification because your percentages exceeded their thresholds, the only thing you lose is the ability to earn Cash Credits.
In the above image you can see my current status as a Certified WA Commenter. I have 59 comments posted within a 30-day period with a Comment Approval rating of 100% and a Skip Rate of 0%. The system will tell you when you will earn a Community or a Cash Credit.
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The “Offer Comments” button in the upper right corner and to the left of the green “Submit my Comment” button where you post your comment, will say whether your next comment will earn you 1 community, see above images, or $0.50 cash credit,see below images.
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So for every two comments you give you gain one Community Credit and a $0.50 Cash Credit. Being a Certified WA Commenter will reward you with the experience over time of giving quality comments, an authority in commenting, and a little cash money compensation.
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I have been confusing for a long time.
What are the differences between "give and take comment thread" and "Site Comments"?
Other than the "Site Comments" can earn credits and used as money, both of them use to ask comments.
As I know, I can earn 1 credit if I offer comments on "Site Comments". But, if I request a comment, it needs 2 credits. That means people need to offer 2 comments to request 1 comment.
In "give and take comment thread", you can request 1 comment with just offer 1 comment.
If I'm correct, the time spent on "Site Comments" is double for 1 comment.
Then, why people need to use "Site Comments"?
The main reason is 1 Community Credit and $0.50 Cash Credit if you become "Certified WA Commenter"?
It really confuses me.
Thank you so much.
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I think the main purpose for the credit comment system is for members to gain higher quality comments, although that is not always the case regardless.
I hope that helps!
Take care, Shannon
Using the give and take comment thread you can get away with leaving lame comments like...
"I really liked the information you have shared here. I really learned a lot. Thank you."
If you were to leave a very short and generic comment like that on Site Comments, the system would reject it.
Sp getting comments through Site Comments increases your chances of not getting lame generic comments.
By the way, what is Sp in the last sentence?
I like your training also because you can always express the SAME things in different angels that let me understand easier.
This is also why I only do written tutorials because if I need to make a content update or change an image, I can without scrapping the entire training tutorial.
Then you will need about another month to earn enough for a monthly membership. All of this is contingent upon you being able to give relevant unique engaging comments and getting them approved.
