MyLot Doesn't Work Like Other Sites

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The reason why newbies need a helping hand may be: - They think they know everything anyway and don't need instructions. They discover a site, don't read the Guideline Rules and post away. Often, it doesn't take long until one or more of their discussions are deleted or even the account closed. I remember that this happened to a member who mixed up myLot with a soft porn site and informed the community about her sexual adventures. - Other newbies do what they know from other sites, i.e., they flood the Recent Discussions list with one post after the other and then wait to see the money rolling in. I imagine their faces getting longer and longer when they realise that nothing of the kind is happening. MyLot is a writing site, isn't it? Don't you earn by writing? Well, in the case of myLot the answer is obviously, "No, you don't". Spamming the site with one post after the other doesn't make sense here if we aren't rewarded for the posts but only for the reactions of other members. - This brings me to the vital question why the earning scheme on myLot is so different from other sites. During the twenty years I've been online, I've never seen a site on which one solely depends on other members to earn something and one's own activity doesn't fill one's piggy bank. There must be a reason why Mr MyLot has decided to spill out the money he gets from advertisements in the way it's done. I haven't got the foggiest idea how money from ads on the site turns into myLot earnings. Suffice to know that it does. The only reason that I can think of is that deep down in his heart he's a philanthropist, i.e., a friend of men. Does Mr MyLot want to bring people together? Has he thought of the hurdle of interaction so that people who want to earn something (and who doesn't?) *have* to get in contact with each other? If my theory doesn't convince you, what do *you* think is the reason behind interacting? ----- Btw, the words on the yellow poster at the top of the site are in Russian. They mean 'market place'. I have no idea what the dog is doing there and which myLot organisation uses this slogan. I found it on the net.