Mylot participation

United States
December 10, 2008 3:07pm CST
I dont understand the first day here i was able to make 42 cents just from posting a few short three sentence topics and commenting on a couple things. the next time i posted i came up with like 3 times more stuff to talk about i was able to get way more replies and i made 26 cents. the day after that i did even more post/replies that had way more content and subject matter then my first and second day with way more replies and i made .18 cents. then yestarday i had very nice discussions regarding unemployement and got lots of replies i even commented on some of them and made .10 cents.... something seems fishy to me. Is it just me or does it seem like the more effort i put into making discussions that are actually good i make less money or is that just how the site works.
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• United States
10 Dec 08
I don't know what to say to that since I don't understand how they rate replies that you receive for discussions started. Did you reply to the comments that you received, because that helps. I just know that whenever I reply to a discussion, I put at least 6 lines and I get 2 cents for it. I'm not sure about the discussions that I start thought because it fluctuates for me every time and I gave up trying to figure out how that works. I do know that at the end of the month that they adjust your earning to fit their standards since that happened to one of my referrals. It's never happened to me though, so I figure it's because of the quality of my posts.
• United States
10 Dec 08
well from what i can udnerstand it seems like you dont really get any credit for creating discussions but you get credit for commenting on other peoples discussions or their replys. On my first day i did more replying to peoples discussions and did well I think i am going to give up on making my own discussions now lol and just respond to what other people have to say. Maybe create some every now and then when i want to know something or need help with something.