Dooubt about celebrating milestones
By titan_90
@titan_90 (539)
India
December 27, 2009 7:46pm CST
Yesterday I was going through the threads which were tagged as "reported", "guideline violation", "duplicate" and so on.I found that there were some discussions regarding payment proof (the starter of the discussion says that he/she has been paid by so and so site recently) under the category of "celebrating milestones".So these kind of discussions are not allowed here, right?
I am a member here for almost 1 year, but I was not aware of this fact.
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4 responses
@owlwings (43910)
• Cambridge, England
28 Dec 09
As the Lamb and MysDianaIt have pointed out, posting merely to say "I have been paid ..." is 'celebrating a milestone' (so is posting just to wish people a Happy Christmas or a Happy New Year).
The golden rule when starting a discussion is to ask yourself "What are people going to respond to this? Is it expecting quality and original responses?" There isn't a lot you can say in reply to a message such as "I got paid by xxx"!
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@mysdianait (66009)
• Italy
28 Dec 09
You can make a payment proof and place it in your profile.
That will have the same effect and is not a violation 
@mysdianait (66009)
• Italy
28 Dec 09
There are new lines added to the Guidelines often and therefore it pays to check them out regularly.
The last line states:
"Don't Start discussions promoting a milestone, such as birthdays, anniversaries, reaching a certain myLot rating, etc. This is best celebrated via private messaging with your myLot friends."
: http://www.mylot.com/o/guidelines.aspx
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@kaka135 (14931)
• Malaysia
29 Dec 09
Hi titan, thanks for your discussion.
Though I have read the rules, I didn't know posting payment proof is actually violating mylot rules. I always thought celebrating milestones is the milestone in mylot, such as "I have reached 200 posts". Also, I have seen many discussions regarding payment proof, and I thought it's a way to discuss the program itself.
I will take note of that. Sometimes we may not interpret the guidelines correctly. Thanks again.
