🧠 #earn Activity — One Rule I’d Add to Tangled by…
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🧠 #earn Activity — One Rule I’d Add to Tangled
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I would introduce a new-user boost window where fresh accounts get temporary visibility support. This helps newcomers feel encouraged instead of invisible. A stronger start creates long-term, loyal community members.
A new-user boost is necessary because, without it, most new users face immediate invisibility and lose motivation early.
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I would introduce a new-user boost window where fresh accounts get temporary visibility support. This helps newcomers feel encouraged instead of invisible. A stronger start creates long-term, loyal community members.
A new-user boost is necessary because, without it, most new users face immediate invisibility and lose motivation early.
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Interesting! When new accounts get no engagement, it feels like you don’t matter, killing motivation. A temporary boost builds confidence, helps them learn the platform, and start connecting, turning curious signups into loyal community members. BUT there are some downsides. Newcomers might post low-effort content to take advantage of the boost, early engagement may not reflect real interest, and some users could struggle once the boost ends. A flood of boosted posts could also affect overall quality. Careful, time-limited boosts with quality checks can reduce these risks.
Thanks for the mention!
Thanks for the mention!
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Agreed. A new-user boost should be time-limited and quality-based to prevent misuse. The goal is confidence and learning, not artificial engagement. With basic checks, it can help genuine users without lowering content quality.
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This is a smart and empathetic idea 💡
A new-user boost window would help fresh Tanglers feel seen and motivated from day one instead of getting discouraged early.
Strong focus on retention and long-term community growth — exactly what Tangled needs.
Well explained
✅ Thank you for contributing
A new-user boost window would help fresh Tanglers feel seen and motivated from day one instead of getting discouraged early.
Strong focus on retention and long-term community growth — exactly what Tangled needs.
Well explained
✅ Thank you for contributing
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Thank you, I appreciate your kind words. Helping new users feel seen early supports retention and encourages genuine long-term contribution. A stronger start benefits the whole community.
Because some new users aren’t really new-they were made as dummy account of someone, also some new users too do not like to engaged with others either by commenting to others post so they’ll get back the same treatment but they choose not to, to save their earnings, Also some new users are only for earnings and not really for engagement, they will just show and come for the activity after that they will keep silent and come again., sad to say only for millix but not to support others.,
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Well you have to be in particular like who ? And whom ., new users who likes to stay here by heart will last longer than users who likes to stay for the interest of becoming big fish without any engagement at all it will just be kept unknown. Tangled has an opportunity to all who likes to stay here as families with limitations but not to be a hero in someone’s stardom. Or a donor’s in someone’s charity. New Users are always notified if they engaged to all users-it is a co equal respect to others. Now it is up to them to be visible everyday and be dedicated not just because of millix but also for their improvement and contributions as content creators.
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Sorry
I agree with you that genuine engagement and consistency are essential, and no feature should reward users who only show up for earnings. My point isn’t to replace effort or responsibility, but to support sincere new users during their early days. A temporary visibility boost simply helps them be seen once what they do with that visibility still depends on their engagement, contribution, and intention. In the end, long-term presence is always earned, not given
I agree with you that genuine engagement and consistency are essential, and no feature should reward users who only show up for earnings. My point isn’t to replace effort or responsibility, but to support sincere new users during their early days. A temporary visibility boost simply helps them be seen once what they do with that visibility still depends on their engagement, contribution, and intention. In the end, long-term presence is always earned, not given
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