Review your comments

When your comment is approved, go back to the website and read the answer.

When you have asked a question, you might get a retro-question. It really looks nice if that is answered too.

Reduce your skip rate

Click away the subjects you don't want to comment on in the settings.

And when you ask for comments, be sure you put your article into the right category!


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RoopeshG Premium Plus
Great stuff.Awesome training.Thanks Loes
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@RoopeshG
You're welcome Roopesh 😀
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newmarketpro Premium
Thanks for simplify the explanation how this works Loes.
Am I correct to say that to keep 'Certified', you need to be above 50/50? I haven't got the time to check site-comment V2 yet.
Appreciate your sharing.

:)Joe
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@newmarketpro
Yes, I believe so, the 50/50 keeps you certified
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Nick-at-WA Premium
Thanks for this nice training, Loes.
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@Nick-at-WA
You're welcome Nick:)
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lynnsam61 Premium
Loes,
This is good to know. I'm assuming you either can request a comment for two you've provided or get paid. Not both though. Please correct me if this is wrong. Thanks!

Erica
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@lynnsam61
No, you get paid $1 for every 4 comments, and can keep the credits to ask for comments, but the credits do disappear when you are not using them and skip a few days, the credits from the 1st day, are disappearing on the 31st day

I hope I don't explain this in Greek ;)
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lynnsam61 Premium
@Loes
Thanks for the clarification Loes.
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directJ Premium
hmm pretty interesting, what's the value in being a certified commenter?
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Loes Premium
@directJ
You get paid
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directJ Premium
@Loes
Paid to comment really now! Need to look into this more.
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AnisChity Premium
@directJ
every two comments will give you $0.50 which is not bad.
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