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I've noticed that many people are asking for different ways to earn Sbenny cash, especially in regards to the daily log-in. The Sbenny cash from daily log-ins is crucial for active participation in the forum. It seems to be a bit of a gray area regarding the rewards for active users. Perhaps implementing a sliding scale based on the length of time could work, where loyal users receive smaller bonuses for weekly log-ins, larger bonuses for monthly log-ins, and the biggest bonus on their yearly "anniversary" of a year's time, with increasing rewards for each subsequent year. This system could benefit everyone.
And rest assured it's my primary goal to make it easier to get SB Points. If only there was a way to encourage activity instead of encouraging laziness, I'd be more than glad to introduce it, that's why I'm more prone to add ways to get SB Points for posting something, which doesn't always have to be a release. It could be a tutorial, or even a review like we used to do in the past. But about reviews in particular, guess what? People started copy/pasting reviews from other places and/or giving AI the task of generating a fake review for them, which lead me to remove this way to get SB Points. As you can see there have been downsides to most of the things we introduced over the years, or we would've added even more ways to get SB Points, making it easier in the long term for users to get them. Another thing we had to take down was referring a friend to register on the forum. How was it exploited, you'd ask? Well, they referred themselves, meaning they just registered another account by themselves which caused the forum to be filled with ghost accounts with the only goal of exploiting our SB Points System to easily farm SB Points. Once again, over the years we did many attempts, but it ended up being abused by cheaters. There are honest and loyal people, of course, and if I'm sad for removing such ways to get SB Points was specifically for this reason, as it's not fair to target an entire community for a bunch of "smart" cheaters who think they can fool us, but on the other side, we didn't have any other ways to safeguard our system than disabling some exploited features.
that were here in the past that spent more time thinking of ways to enrich themselves by abusing the idea's" So then all the great work put in by the team that was supposed to help this site and then some of it was there to benefit some people just like me that are just a.
