Don't Sue Me. Tsu Me! (Social Network Review)

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Have you heard about this social network that has as its mission to take social media platforms up a notch by paying the users for sharing? It's called Tsu, which is sort of short for “tsunami”. It's like a major wave in social networks or social media. Pretty much you do the same thing you do on Facebook, only you can earn money for socializing via their revenue-share plan. They encourage you to promote your original content. However posting links of others is not frowned upon (so long as you don't try to pass them off as your work). If you violate their rules, you get a nice eMail letting you know and warning you not to do it again. Some say if the site managers have to send you too many messages, your account will be deleted. Can't speak to that from personal experience. Created 3 accounts (multiple accounts are allowed) and so far friends and followers are being added to my network regularly. Cash out is $100. The community is Invite-Only. A member can invite you or if you click on any link you stumble across on the Internet and land at the site, that's deemed an invitation. You won't be able to view anything until you complete a short form. Don't want to fill out the short form? Don't get to enter the site. That's how it works! The site is great. Very nice people. Talented folks – artists, photographers, musicians, writers, bloggers, entrepreneurs in various niches, and folks just there to make friends and have fun. Haven't quite figured out how to maximize its earning potential. At present, using one of my accounts to share movie/TV reviews and recommendations. (See list below.) Doing lots of other things at Tsu as well. However, as for my current review or assessment? Although my activity reflects encouraging signs of productivity and profitability, not ready yet to give a final thumbs up or thumbs down . For me, the jury is still deliberating. **** - “Mary Kom” (2014) - “Scarface” (1983) - “The Medusa Touch” (1978) - “Strange Days” (1995) - “The Maltese Falcon” (1941) - “Marnie” (1964) - “The Dirty Dozen” (1967) - “The Expendables” (2010) - “A.D. The Bible Continues” (2015) - “The Feast of All Saints” (2001) * * * UPDATE Aug 2016: Incredible! Just one year later and this social network shut down. I thought it was fun but what do I know? I am glad I saved backup copies of my work!!!