I replied some postings that were 3 years ago
By clorissa123
@clorissa123 (4926)
United States
August 22, 2009 11:24am CST
After I made a discussion a moment ago, there were some related posted discussions on the bottom of the page. So, I clicked on them, and replied to their discussions. And then, I just realized, those discussions were posted as far as 3 years ago. I couldn't believe it.
My question is, how far back does mylot keep their records. As far as 3 to 5 years back, and our earnings potential still up?
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6 responses
@mysdianait (66009)
• Italy
22 Aug 09
Our earnings are the same whatever we do whether we do it on old discussions or on new ones. The important thing is that we are active in one way or another in order to earn.
The discussions are still up right from when mylot launched unless they were deleted because they contained some sort of violation.
I guess you have some very old discussions too which would still earn for you if you go and comment on all the responses that they have received 
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@clorissa123 (4926)
• United States
22 Aug 09
trying to do the best I can. Someone suggested me to comment back on every single reply, that might help increasing my earnings. I try it out, see how it gonna work.
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@vingyan06 (2486)
• Malaysia
22 Aug 09
Hello, after reading the response here, I get to know a bit more on the earning at Mylot. Although i have posted quite a number of discussions, I yet not getting all the responses to reply back. I only choose some response to reply back. I will try now to dig back 1 discussion by 1 discussion to reply back my comments. Thank you for useful information here.
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@mysdianait (66009)
• Italy
22 Aug 09
Clorissa you have NO idea how many fellow Lotters will be so happy if you do start commenting back. You will be the happiest because if your comments are interesting and a few lines long then YOU will see your earnings increase and at last you will start saying you are happy again.
It is already rewarding for several of us to see that at last you are starting to comment. Try doing it for a whole day and not starting any discussions. You have MANY discussion that require your attention with many responses awaiting your comments.
Good luck and thank you for listening! 
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@LetranKnight25 (33121)
• Philippines
23 Aug 09
I know it's hard, and might take you a a while there, but it will surely increased your earnings if you start commenting on the response of your old discussions. regarding how far? i am not sure, since they decided shuffle up all the topics that not even couldn't track it back
@tonyllenium (6252)
• Italy
22 Aug 09
i guess there si not difference if you answer to a discussion that it is s much old or just opened few minutes ago as egards the earning here!!SO potentially all discussions here are eligible and counted the same to increase earnings but your single post will worth the same i guess!!
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@rosekiss (30380)
• Eugene, Oregon
23 Aug 09
It reaslly doesn't matter to me how old the discussion is, as I know I will get paid for my respones as long as they are quality. If the one I am responding to, doesn't cooment back, then it is their loss. I did post responses to a few discussions that are a few years old, and there were no comments back to the responders, so it could be the people who started them, have left mylot. That is a shame too, as they could game a lot by being here. If the discussions is interesting, then I will respond, no matter how old the disucussion is. Good luci to you and happy mylotting. 
@psycospaz (320)
• United States
22 Aug 09
I have done that a lot! I hardly ever look to see when they were posted, I just look for fun stuff to comment too that I can relate to. I am glad you asked this question though, because I hardly think about the money. I did join for the earnings, but got sucked into the fun!
I personally feel a bit silly to jump into a few year old conversation, like I missed the train or something, but I still respond if it is a really good conversation!
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