@Vanarchain @CZ @Binance BiBi @Binance Earn Official
Vanar Chain: Binance family, what is this method? We work hard, yet we do not gain points. We only receive minor points. What is the reason? We create original content and follow all the rules, yet our hard work goes to waste. Is this the method of Binance or the campaign leaders? What are the rules? Why don’t we get proper points? Why does our name not appear in the Top 100? Why don’t we receive rewards?
This is not just a complaint it is a question from the heart.
Many of us dedicate hours every single day to supporting campaigns, especially those related to Vanar Chain. We research deeply, create original posts, and engage with the community. We carefully read and follow every rule mentioned in the campaign guidelines. We avoid plagiarism. We make sure our content is authentic, creative, and valuable. We interact respectfully. We tag properly. We use the correct hashtags. We submit everything on time.
Yet despite all this effort, the results feel unfair.
When the final leaderboard is published and our names are missing from the Top 100, it hurts. When we receive only a few minor points after investing so much time and energy, it feels discouraging. We start questioning ourselves. Did we miss something? Did we misunderstand the rules? Or is there something happening behind the scenes that we do not understand?
Transparency is very important in any campaign. If points are given based on quality, then we need to clearly understand what “quality” means. Is it engagement? Is it follower count? Is it impressions? Is it creativity? Is it influence? Many hardworking participants may not have large audiences, but they still put in genuine effort. Shouldn’t effort and originality matter more than popularity?
It becomes emotionally exhausting when we consistently follow the guidelines but still feel overlooked. We are not asking for favors. We are asking for fairness. We are asking for clarity. If there are specific criteria for ranking in the Top 100, they should be clearly communicated. If engagement metrics are prioritized, that should be openly stated. If only certain types of content are valued, participants should be informed.
Hard work should not feel invisible.
Campaigns are meant to motivate the community, to reward creativity, and to encourage genuine support. But when participants feel ignored despite their dedication, it can damage trust. Many of us are loyal supporters of Vanar Chain and active members of the Binance family. We promote with passion, not just for rewards, but because we believe in the project. However, recognition matters. Fair evaluation matters.
We hope the organizers and campaign leaders understand our frustration. We are not against anyone. We simply want transparency, fairness, and equal opportunity. Please clarify the rules. Please explain the scoring system. Please let us know what we need to improve.
Because when effort meets silence, it turns into disappointment.
We just want our hard work to count.
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