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    Dan got a reaction from JovanaL in Forum Questions and Information   
    Disclaimer: I have put together some documentation regarding the various features available to the members of this forum. Feel free to ask any other questions that have not been answered here.
    _______________________________________________
    Table of Contents
    Profiles Signatures Reputation Warnings Pay per Post Rank Restrictions Forum Rules FAQ's ________________________________________________
     
    1. Profiles
    The immediate feature that you should become accustomed to is your own unique user profile. Each user has their own way to express themselves in the community by editing the various components made available to you. To begin adjusting your profile, simply go to your profile page by clicking on your account name at the top of the forum, as demonstrated in the image to the right.
    From your profile you can edit and enable a few cool features. The first thing I suggest doing (if you haven't already) is to add an avatar and a cover photo to your profile. You can see an example of this by viewing mine here. However, please note that your Forum avatar and cover photo shouldn't advertise other websites.
    You can also enable status updates by choosing edit profile > enable status updates. This works similar to most social network platforms, in that it allows you to post updates, that might be relevant to those who browse your profile. This particular feature is very useful for instances where you may be away for for a while and want people who are looking for you to be aware.

     
     
    2. Signatures
    So you are probably wondering, how do I get a sexy signature, at the bottom of my posts? Well its rather simple really. In order to enable signatures for both viewing and to display your own, you need to go to your account settings. See the image to the right for location. Once there, select signature form the list of items on the left. Then all you need to do is enable signatures and be sure to add your own in the area provided.
    There are a few rules when adding a signature to your posts.
    Only one image per signature is permitted, with the dimensions being no larger than 500 x 100 pixels. You can only put a maximum of three different links in your signature. Your signature can be no larger than three lines. Your signature cannot contain clean or referral links (except PD ones), or any other form of advertising. If at any point you wish to change your signature preferences or even just hide a particular users signature, you can do so by clicking on the small "x" button at the top right corner of their signature, as demonstrated in the picture below.

     
     
    3. Reputation
    The community reputation system is built purely off of your participation on the forum, and how well you are received by your fellow peers. If the content you post is liked, then other members are able to up-vote your post or topic to show their appreciation.  Alternatively if you post spam or content that isn't very useful, then other users have the ability to down-vote your content, which reduces your reputation. Anyone caught abusing this feature will be banned, without appeal.
    This system helps provide a platform that grants the ability to judge how useful a person is to this community, and will be used to assist with promoting members of the community.  If you support or like a persons contribution. Instead of replying to their topic saying 'thank you', use the vote-up feature and give them some reputation!
    You can view the reputation leader board here.
    Those users who succeed in receiving high praise for their content will be awarded weekly, by receiving a community reputation badge that appears on their profile. You can view a users reputation on their user profile or their postbit, which is located next to any comment or post on the forum.
     
     
    4. Warnings
    Moderators have the ability to use the warn system, to control excessive flooding of the forum or to help assist members who are in breach of the rules. You can view any form of warning restrictions associated to a forum account by viewing that users profile.
    Warning restrictions can include: Spamming, Inappropriate Language (in particular personal attacks), Signature Violation, Abusive Behaviour, Topic Bumping, etc.
    The result of such warnings can be the restrictions associated to posting, and a complete ban.
     
     
    5. Pay per Post
    Satoshi's are awarded for participation in the forum and traded freely amongst members of this community. They are awarded as follows:
    Up to 5,000 satoshi's are credited for a topic. Up to 2,000 satoshi's are credited for a reponse a topic. You can view all transaction history for your satoshi's, by viewing the transaction log for your account from the forum index. These satoshi's will be used for certain purchases that will be made available in the near future.
    You will also find that certain categories don't add satoshi's to your account when posting. This is setup intentionally to help keep the content posted consistent. The following areas are not included in the pay per post scheme: Announcements & Important Information, Marketplace, Forum Support and Off Topic.  This will be reviewed regularly.
    Note: How much you earn per topic/post is determined by an algorithm that takes the following things into consideration.
    How long you have been apart of the community. How much contribution/post activity you have. How many warning points you have obtained. If your post is plagiarised. If your topic or post is relevant to the area you posted. For information on how to cash out your forum credits, please check this topic:
     
     
    6. Rank Restrictions
    Noob (0-99 post count)
    Capped at 15 posts per day. No signature. Cannot give trader feedback. Cannot send or receive forum satoshi. 3 month appeal period for warning. Member (100-999 post count)
    Capped at 30 posts per day. Signature now unlocked with 1 image. Trader feedback unlocked. Forum satoshi trading unlocked. 1 month appeal period for warning. Increased pay per post value rating. Respected (Promoted by staff)
    Capped at 50 posts per day. Bypass flood control. Maximum pay per post value rating.  
     
    7. Forum Rules
     
     
    7. FAQ's
    A: https://invisioncommunity.com/developers/rest-api
     
    A: https://forum.primedice.com/lostpassword/
     
    A: Any forum related issues or suggestions can be made in the Forum Support area.
     
    A: All Primedice support can be found in the Primedice Questions & Support area.
     
    A: Its very important that you understand the concept of posting meaningful content, and learn from your mistakes. Further reading can be found here regarding how to improve:
     
  2. Thanks
    Dan got a reaction from camsnave in Forum Questions and Information   
    Disclaimer: I have put together some documentation regarding the various features available to the members of this forum. Feel free to ask any other questions that have not been answered here.
    _______________________________________________
    Table of Contents
    Profiles Signatures Reputation Warnings Pay per Post Rank Restrictions Forum Rules FAQ's ________________________________________________
     
    1. Profiles
    The immediate feature that you should become accustomed to is your own unique user profile. Each user has their own way to express themselves in the community by editing the various components made available to you. To begin adjusting your profile, simply go to your profile page by clicking on your account name at the top of the forum, as demonstrated in the image to the right.
    From your profile you can edit and enable a few cool features. The first thing I suggest doing (if you haven't already) is to add an avatar and a cover photo to your profile. You can see an example of this by viewing mine here. However, please note that your Forum avatar and cover photo shouldn't advertise other websites.
    You can also enable status updates by choosing edit profile > enable status updates. This works similar to most social network platforms, in that it allows you to post updates, that might be relevant to those who browse your profile. This particular feature is very useful for instances where you may be away for for a while and want people who are looking for you to be aware.

     
     
    2. Signatures
    So you are probably wondering, how do I get a sexy signature, at the bottom of my posts? Well its rather simple really. In order to enable signatures for both viewing and to display your own, you need to go to your account settings. See the image to the right for location. Once there, select signature form the list of items on the left. Then all you need to do is enable signatures and be sure to add your own in the area provided.
    There are a few rules when adding a signature to your posts.
    Only one image per signature is permitted, with the dimensions being no larger than 500 x 100 pixels. You can only put a maximum of three different links in your signature. Your signature can be no larger than three lines. Your signature cannot contain clean or referral links (except PD ones), or any other form of advertising. If at any point you wish to change your signature preferences or even just hide a particular users signature, you can do so by clicking on the small "x" button at the top right corner of their signature, as demonstrated in the picture below.

     
     
    3. Reputation
    The community reputation system is built purely off of your participation on the forum, and how well you are received by your fellow peers. If the content you post is liked, then other members are able to up-vote your post or topic to show their appreciation.  Alternatively if you post spam or content that isn't very useful, then other users have the ability to down-vote your content, which reduces your reputation. Anyone caught abusing this feature will be banned, without appeal.
    This system helps provide a platform that grants the ability to judge how useful a person is to this community, and will be used to assist with promoting members of the community.  If you support or like a persons contribution. Instead of replying to their topic saying 'thank you', use the vote-up feature and give them some reputation!
    You can view the reputation leader board here.
    Those users who succeed in receiving high praise for their content will be awarded weekly, by receiving a community reputation badge that appears on their profile. You can view a users reputation on their user profile or their postbit, which is located next to any comment or post on the forum.
     
     
    4. Warnings
    Moderators have the ability to use the warn system, to control excessive flooding of the forum or to help assist members who are in breach of the rules. You can view any form of warning restrictions associated to a forum account by viewing that users profile.
    Warning restrictions can include: Spamming, Inappropriate Language (in particular personal attacks), Signature Violation, Abusive Behaviour, Topic Bumping, etc.
    The result of such warnings can be the restrictions associated to posting, and a complete ban.
     
     
    5. Pay per Post
    Satoshi's are awarded for participation in the forum and traded freely amongst members of this community. They are awarded as follows:
    Up to 5,000 satoshi's are credited for a topic. Up to 2,000 satoshi's are credited for a reponse a topic. You can view all transaction history for your satoshi's, by viewing the transaction log for your account from the forum index. These satoshi's will be used for certain purchases that will be made available in the near future.
    You will also find that certain categories don't add satoshi's to your account when posting. This is setup intentionally to help keep the content posted consistent. The following areas are not included in the pay per post scheme: Announcements & Important Information, Marketplace, Forum Support and Off Topic.  This will be reviewed regularly.
    Note: How much you earn per topic/post is determined by an algorithm that takes the following things into consideration.
    How long you have been apart of the community. How much contribution/post activity you have. How many warning points you have obtained. If your post is plagiarised. If your topic or post is relevant to the area you posted. For information on how to cash out your forum credits, please check this topic:
     
     
    6. Rank Restrictions
    Noob (0-99 post count)
    Capped at 15 posts per day. No signature. Cannot give trader feedback. Cannot send or receive forum satoshi. 3 month appeal period for warning. Member (100-999 post count)
    Capped at 30 posts per day. Signature now unlocked with 1 image. Trader feedback unlocked. Forum satoshi trading unlocked. 1 month appeal period for warning. Increased pay per post value rating. Respected (Promoted by staff)
    Capped at 50 posts per day. Bypass flood control. Maximum pay per post value rating.  
     
    7. Forum Rules
     
     
    7. FAQ's
    A: https://invisioncommunity.com/developers/rest-api
     
    A: https://forum.primedice.com/lostpassword/
     
    A: Any forum related issues or suggestions can be made in the Forum Support area.
     
    A: All Primedice support can be found in the Primedice Questions & Support area.
     
    A: Its very important that you understand the concept of posting meaningful content, and learn from your mistakes. Further reading can be found here regarding how to improve:
     
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    Dan got a reaction from camsnave in A guide to posting meaningful content   
    Disclaimer: I see a lot of people on the forum posting topics which are nothing but a copy-paste from articles/magazines found online, etc. Please, do not do that. We will no longer tolerate peoples laziness. This community was setup as a request from the users to help build relationships and support the sharing of useful information. Since its launch, people have been abusing the privileges given to them by taking advantage of the forum rewards system and simply spamming the forums with any form of information they can find with a google search. We have no issues with you sharing and discussing any form of information here, but you need to be invested into the conversation, and not just reference some random, bit of information, that ultimately you don't care about.  Some of the behaviour of people here, has deterred a lot of productive members away from participating in discussion, and we are now going to take action to help prevent this.
    Instead of demonstrating what you shouldn't do, I am going to be proactive and list examples of how to properly present interesting information and to express your ideas effectively. Please be aware that copy & paste is considered plagiarism, and that will not be tolerated.
     
    Posting in announcements, events and giveaways
    Generally speaking, during a giveaway event or some kind of official activity, we encourage your participation in a fairly relaxed way. Post contribution can be anything, and as long as you aren't abusing any rules, will be considered as participation, and not deleted. These posts aren't usually granted any bits.
      Posting about news, hobbies and interests
    Do not simply post a link, or reference another article you found online. Sure we acknowledge that you may find something interesting online, but its irrelevant if you don't tell us why its interesting, or why you love it, or why you hate, it. Give an opinion, provide examples of where your opinion would benefit or be detrimental to the people involved. We highly value independent thought, and will reward users handsomely. The reputation granted by all moderators and administrators on here awards the author with bits. Think about how many staff are around, and how much you could make simply by posting 1 single good topic. 
      Posting guides and tutorials
    This is something we would love to see more of. It can't be plagiarised or stolen from other sites. Things like this always stimulate the responses of the community. If you have topics that are well received and users are drawn to participate in their discussion, its guaranteed to attract the attention of the staff here, and if they see value in what you have contributed, are sure to send reputation your way.
      Posting about cryptocurrency, gambling and markets
    This is a very important area of the forum for us, and its the most heavily abused outside of the off topic discussions. We don't want to remove the forum rewards completely, but if we see more abuse in this section, we may be forced to. This section needs better content and your contribution needs to be meaningful. For an example of what to discuss and how to present it, let's focus on gambling for the time being. If you have a strategy, or a great story, then perhaps lets add some context to the whole event that took place. Try to engage the readers, tell them how long you have been trialling this strategy, perhaps the hurdles you overcome to get to the successful final outcome. If you want to discuss other currencies, or even market products, don't simply ask the users for discussion about it, create discussion. Tell us the benefits of the altcoin, tell us the flaws or issues that might arise in its future. Give us a comparison to other similar currencies or products.  
    If we can get a better grasp on what meaningful content is and how to present it, perhaps we can even look at allowing bits earnt on all forums, instead of limiting it.  We wan't this whole forum to be a valuable resource that you can all use to benefit yourselves and each other. If you post something you have no intention on continuing the discussion about once its submitted, then is it really worth posting?
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    Dan got a reaction from dznuts8585 in Live Stats Needs Further Improvement   
    Thanks for the suggestion @dznuts8585
    I'll make sure it makes its way to the developers.
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    Dan got a reaction from singpays in Primedice ignored by Edd   
    We recently added advanced autobetting, we also are looking at ways of adding other dice related features that arent evasive, we really dont want to ruin the great thing going on with primedice, so we are always far more cautious with what we add to the platform.
    Stake is more of a playground, its super experimental and far more complicated. We use this as a development tool to help determine what works well and what doesnt.
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    Dan got a reaction from Landak in Primedice ignored by Edd   
    We recently added advanced autobetting, we also are looking at ways of adding other dice related features that arent evasive, we really dont want to ruin the great thing going on with primedice, so we are always far more cautious with what we add to the platform.
    Stake is more of a playground, its super experimental and far more complicated. We use this as a development tool to help determine what works well and what doesnt.
  7. Like
    Dan reacted to DeeBK in Bet archive   
    Dan, this challege did already end, so no need for that anymore. but I hope you'll manage to do something about the things I did post later on
     
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    Dan got a reaction from fatslag in Primedice ignored by Edd   
    PD forever baby. We are still working on updates for primedice. Just at a more conservative rate and approach. Primedice is a great product, and doesn't need all the bells and whistles that exist on stake.
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    Dan got a reaction from Nday25 in Primedice ignored by Edd   
    PD forever baby. We are still working on updates for primedice. Just at a more conservative rate and approach. Primedice is a great product, and doesn't need all the bells and whistles that exist on stake.
  10. Like
    Dan got a reaction from Flansca in Primedice ignored by Edd   
    PD forever baby. We are still working on updates for primedice. Just at a more conservative rate and approach. Primedice is a great product, and doesn't need all the bells and whistles that exist on stake.
  11. Like
    Dan got a reaction from petikemas in Primedice ignored by Edd   
    PD forever baby. We are still working on updates for primedice. Just at a more conservative rate and approach. Primedice is a great product, and doesn't need all the bells and whistles that exist on stake.
  12. Upvote
    Dan got a reaction from Rade in Nothing is too small to show off!   
    Here's the time I first made it onto the high rollers list, nothing too special.

  13. Like
    Dan got a reaction from ununseptium in Forum Questions and Information   
    Disclaimer: I have put together some documentation regarding the various features available to the members of this forum. Feel free to ask any other questions that have not been answered here.
    _______________________________________________
    Table of Contents
    Profiles Signatures Reputation Warnings Pay per Post Rank Restrictions Forum Rules FAQ's ________________________________________________
     
    1. Profiles
    The immediate feature that you should become accustomed to is your own unique user profile. Each user has their own way to express themselves in the community by editing the various components made available to you. To begin adjusting your profile, simply go to your profile page by clicking on your account name at the top of the forum, as demonstrated in the image to the right.
    From your profile you can edit and enable a few cool features. The first thing I suggest doing (if you haven't already) is to add an avatar and a cover photo to your profile. You can see an example of this by viewing mine here. However, please note that your Forum avatar and cover photo shouldn't advertise other websites.
    You can also enable status updates by choosing edit profile > enable status updates. This works similar to most social network platforms, in that it allows you to post updates, that might be relevant to those who browse your profile. This particular feature is very useful for instances where you may be away for for a while and want people who are looking for you to be aware.

     
     
    2. Signatures
    So you are probably wondering, how do I get a sexy signature, at the bottom of my posts? Well its rather simple really. In order to enable signatures for both viewing and to display your own, you need to go to your account settings. See the image to the right for location. Once there, select signature form the list of items on the left. Then all you need to do is enable signatures and be sure to add your own in the area provided.
    There are a few rules when adding a signature to your posts.
    Only one image per signature is permitted, with the dimensions being no larger than 500 x 100 pixels. You can only put a maximum of three different links in your signature. Your signature can be no larger than three lines. Your signature cannot contain clean or referral links (except PD ones), or any other form of advertising. If at any point you wish to change your signature preferences or even just hide a particular users signature, you can do so by clicking on the small "x" button at the top right corner of their signature, as demonstrated in the picture below.

     
     
    3. Reputation
    The community reputation system is built purely off of your participation on the forum, and how well you are received by your fellow peers. If the content you post is liked, then other members are able to up-vote your post or topic to show their appreciation.  Alternatively if you post spam or content that isn't very useful, then other users have the ability to down-vote your content, which reduces your reputation. Anyone caught abusing this feature will be banned, without appeal.
    This system helps provide a platform that grants the ability to judge how useful a person is to this community, and will be used to assist with promoting members of the community.  If you support or like a persons contribution. Instead of replying to their topic saying 'thank you', use the vote-up feature and give them some reputation!
    You can view the reputation leader board here.
    Those users who succeed in receiving high praise for their content will be awarded weekly, by receiving a community reputation badge that appears on their profile. You can view a users reputation on their user profile or their postbit, which is located next to any comment or post on the forum.
     
     
    4. Warnings
    Moderators have the ability to use the warn system, to control excessive flooding of the forum or to help assist members who are in breach of the rules. You can view any form of warning restrictions associated to a forum account by viewing that users profile.
    Warning restrictions can include: Spamming, Inappropriate Language (in particular personal attacks), Signature Violation, Abusive Behaviour, Topic Bumping, etc.
    The result of such warnings can be the restrictions associated to posting, and a complete ban.
     
     
    5. Pay per Post
    Satoshi's are awarded for participation in the forum and traded freely amongst members of this community. They are awarded as follows:
    Up to 5,000 satoshi's are credited for a topic. Up to 2,000 satoshi's are credited for a reponse a topic. You can view all transaction history for your satoshi's, by viewing the transaction log for your account from the forum index. These satoshi's will be used for certain purchases that will be made available in the near future.
    You will also find that certain categories don't add satoshi's to your account when posting. This is setup intentionally to help keep the content posted consistent. The following areas are not included in the pay per post scheme: Announcements & Important Information, Marketplace, Forum Support and Off Topic.  This will be reviewed regularly.
    Note: How much you earn per topic/post is determined by an algorithm that takes the following things into consideration.
    How long you have been apart of the community. How much contribution/post activity you have. How many warning points you have obtained. If your post is plagiarised. If your topic or post is relevant to the area you posted. For information on how to cash out your forum credits, please check this topic:
     
     
    6. Rank Restrictions
    Noob (0-99 post count)
    Capped at 15 posts per day. No signature. Cannot give trader feedback. Cannot send or receive forum satoshi. 3 month appeal period for warning. Member (100-999 post count)
    Capped at 30 posts per day. Signature now unlocked with 1 image. Trader feedback unlocked. Forum satoshi trading unlocked. 1 month appeal period for warning. Increased pay per post value rating. Respected (Promoted by staff)
    Capped at 50 posts per day. Bypass flood control. Maximum pay per post value rating.  
     
    7. Forum Rules
     
     
    7. FAQ's
    A: https://invisioncommunity.com/developers/rest-api
     
    A: https://forum.primedice.com/lostpassword/
     
    A: Any forum related issues or suggestions can be made in the Forum Support area.
     
    A: All Primedice support can be found in the Primedice Questions & Support area.
     
    A: Its very important that you understand the concept of posting meaningful content, and learn from your mistakes. Further reading can be found here regarding how to improve:
     
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    Dan got a reaction from trevorbitch in 📢 Discontinuing Pay per Post   
    Hi All,
    Today marks the end of an era for our Pay per Post initiative on the Primedice forum.
    For 4 years now, we have been running this initiative to help develop a flourishing community with the intention of encouraging the production of quality content creation and discussion, coupled the ultimate goal to fuel a larger SEO reach.  This long journey has been a great learning experience for everyone involved.  
    Thank you everyone who participated in this fruitful initiative, I'll leave you all with some fascinating facts about what we were about to achieve over the years.
    --------------------------
    Total Cashouts: 1528
    Total funds distributed: 0.98541273 BTC
    Number of users paid: 421
    Most earned by a single user: 0.05489903 BTC
    -------------------------
    With regards to your forum reward balance, that will remain for a few months until it is also phased out.  
    Cheers, Dan
  15. Sad
    Dan got a reaction from Nikola_ in 📢 Discontinuing Pay per Post   
    Hi All,
    Today marks the end of an era for our Pay per Post initiative on the Primedice forum.
    For 4 years now, we have been running this initiative to help develop a flourishing community with the intention of encouraging the production of quality content creation and discussion, coupled the ultimate goal to fuel a larger SEO reach.  This long journey has been a great learning experience for everyone involved.  
    Thank you everyone who participated in this fruitful initiative, I'll leave you all with some fascinating facts about what we were about to achieve over the years.
    --------------------------
    Total Cashouts: 1528
    Total funds distributed: 0.98541273 BTC
    Number of users paid: 421
    Most earned by a single user: 0.05489903 BTC
    -------------------------
    With regards to your forum reward balance, that will remain for a few months until it is also phased out.  
    Cheers, Dan
  16. Sad
    Dan got a reaction from nolep in 📢 Discontinuing Pay per Post   
    Hi All,
    Today marks the end of an era for our Pay per Post initiative on the Primedice forum.
    For 4 years now, we have been running this initiative to help develop a flourishing community with the intention of encouraging the production of quality content creation and discussion, coupled the ultimate goal to fuel a larger SEO reach.  This long journey has been a great learning experience for everyone involved.  
    Thank you everyone who participated in this fruitful initiative, I'll leave you all with some fascinating facts about what we were about to achieve over the years.
    --------------------------
    Total Cashouts: 1528
    Total funds distributed: 0.98541273 BTC
    Number of users paid: 421
    Most earned by a single user: 0.05489903 BTC
    -------------------------
    With regards to your forum reward balance, that will remain for a few months until it is also phased out.  
    Cheers, Dan
  17. Thanks
    Dan got a reaction from jamyr in 📢 Discontinuing Pay per Post   
    Hi All,
    Today marks the end of an era for our Pay per Post initiative on the Primedice forum.
    For 4 years now, we have been running this initiative to help develop a flourishing community with the intention of encouraging the production of quality content creation and discussion, coupled the ultimate goal to fuel a larger SEO reach.  This long journey has been a great learning experience for everyone involved.  
    Thank you everyone who participated in this fruitful initiative, I'll leave you all with some fascinating facts about what we were about to achieve over the years.
    --------------------------
    Total Cashouts: 1528
    Total funds distributed: 0.98541273 BTC
    Number of users paid: 421
    Most earned by a single user: 0.05489903 BTC
    -------------------------
    With regards to your forum reward balance, that will remain for a few months until it is also phased out.  
    Cheers, Dan
  18. Sad
    Dan got a reaction from Landak in 📢 Discontinuing Pay per Post   
    Hi All,
    Today marks the end of an era for our Pay per Post initiative on the Primedice forum.
    For 4 years now, we have been running this initiative to help develop a flourishing community with the intention of encouraging the production of quality content creation and discussion, coupled the ultimate goal to fuel a larger SEO reach.  This long journey has been a great learning experience for everyone involved.  
    Thank you everyone who participated in this fruitful initiative, I'll leave you all with some fascinating facts about what we were about to achieve over the years.
    --------------------------
    Total Cashouts: 1528
    Total funds distributed: 0.98541273 BTC
    Number of users paid: 421
    Most earned by a single user: 0.05489903 BTC
    -------------------------
    With regards to your forum reward balance, that will remain for a few months until it is also phased out.  
    Cheers, Dan
  19. Like
    Dan got a reaction from petikemas in 📢 Discontinuing Pay per Post   
    Hi All,
    Today marks the end of an era for our Pay per Post initiative on the Primedice forum.
    For 4 years now, we have been running this initiative to help develop a flourishing community with the intention of encouraging the production of quality content creation and discussion, coupled the ultimate goal to fuel a larger SEO reach.  This long journey has been a great learning experience for everyone involved.  
    Thank you everyone who participated in this fruitful initiative, I'll leave you all with some fascinating facts about what we were about to achieve over the years.
    --------------------------
    Total Cashouts: 1528
    Total funds distributed: 0.98541273 BTC
    Number of users paid: 421
    Most earned by a single user: 0.05489903 BTC
    -------------------------
    With regards to your forum reward balance, that will remain for a few months until it is also phased out.  
    Cheers, Dan
  20. Sad
    Dan got a reaction from Zheka in 📢 Discontinuing Pay per Post   
    Hi All,
    Today marks the end of an era for our Pay per Post initiative on the Primedice forum.
    For 4 years now, we have been running this initiative to help develop a flourishing community with the intention of encouraging the production of quality content creation and discussion, coupled the ultimate goal to fuel a larger SEO reach.  This long journey has been a great learning experience for everyone involved.  
    Thank you everyone who participated in this fruitful initiative, I'll leave you all with some fascinating facts about what we were about to achieve over the years.
    --------------------------
    Total Cashouts: 1528
    Total funds distributed: 0.98541273 BTC
    Number of users paid: 421
    Most earned by a single user: 0.05489903 BTC
    -------------------------
    With regards to your forum reward balance, that will remain for a few months until it is also phased out.  
    Cheers, Dan
  21. Upvote
    Dan got a reaction from UltraChief in 📢 Discontinuing Pay per Post   
    Hi All,
    Today marks the end of an era for our Pay per Post initiative on the Primedice forum.
    For 4 years now, we have been running this initiative to help develop a flourishing community with the intention of encouraging the production of quality content creation and discussion, coupled the ultimate goal to fuel a larger SEO reach.  This long journey has been a great learning experience for everyone involved.  
    Thank you everyone who participated in this fruitful initiative, I'll leave you all with some fascinating facts about what we were about to achieve over the years.
    --------------------------
    Total Cashouts: 1528
    Total funds distributed: 0.98541273 BTC
    Number of users paid: 421
    Most earned by a single user: 0.05489903 BTC
    -------------------------
    With regards to your forum reward balance, that will remain for a few months until it is also phased out.  
    Cheers, Dan
  22. Upvote
    Dan got a reaction from Mahdirakib in 📢 Discontinuing Pay per Post   
    Hi All,
    Today marks the end of an era for our Pay per Post initiative on the Primedice forum.
    For 4 years now, we have been running this initiative to help develop a flourishing community with the intention of encouraging the production of quality content creation and discussion, coupled the ultimate goal to fuel a larger SEO reach.  This long journey has been a great learning experience for everyone involved.  
    Thank you everyone who participated in this fruitful initiative, I'll leave you all with some fascinating facts about what we were about to achieve over the years.
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    Total Cashouts: 1528
    Total funds distributed: 0.98541273 BTC
    Number of users paid: 421
    Most earned by a single user: 0.05489903 BTC
    -------------------------
    With regards to your forum reward balance, that will remain for a few months until it is also phased out.  
    Cheers, Dan
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    Dan got a reaction from donreyadano in 📢 Discontinuing Pay per Post   
    Hi All,
    Today marks the end of an era for our Pay per Post initiative on the Primedice forum.
    For 4 years now, we have been running this initiative to help develop a flourishing community with the intention of encouraging the production of quality content creation and discussion, coupled the ultimate goal to fuel a larger SEO reach.  This long journey has been a great learning experience for everyone involved.  
    Thank you everyone who participated in this fruitful initiative, I'll leave you all with some fascinating facts about what we were about to achieve over the years.
    --------------------------
    Total Cashouts: 1528
    Total funds distributed: 0.98541273 BTC
    Number of users paid: 421
    Most earned by a single user: 0.05489903 BTC
    -------------------------
    With regards to your forum reward balance, that will remain for a few months until it is also phased out.  
    Cheers, Dan
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    Dan got a reaction from GeorgeFeb in The forum was quiet again after the loss of payment per event post   
    Realistically forums are probably less used these days. Traditional forum were used as a source of information and discussion on a certain topic, but theres so many alternatives out there now that do a better job on a larger scale. Such as wiki, reddit, etc.
     
    Having a private forum is great for SEO, but outside that, it's tough to do much more than that with it.
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    Dan got a reaction from jamyr in Make Primedice display dark mode   
    Theming is something that we don't see being on the primedice roadmap anywhere.
    We have spent a lot of time in the past trying to accommodate such features, only for them to be deprecated soon after.
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