mahalo offers points for just viewing pages - is that scuzzy and does it beg for 'bots' to game the site?
to ME this smacks of advertising gaming: "we have over X thousand page views" per month (an ideal metric for engagement metrics for advertisers)
...but to those of you currently just clicking endlessly to rack up points each day, is this the most absolutely moronic thing or what????
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I'm not a bot kinda guy.
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yes, points don't equal money - but in fact, they do equal money when points convert to mahalo dollars for spending or answering as a 'premier' user (eg belt colors) in which case the system begs for gaming...you may earn real points and money for 'best answers' by posturing as 'more credible' even where answers are of identical value (does that make sense? i can clarify a bit on what i'm talking about here - i mean two people with identical offerings, but one would appear to be more credible by virtue of a 'badge' or 'user symbol' and on community sites, that lends weight for no reason other than it's what people see as a stamp of credibility)
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