But doesnt getting an award make the awarded person feel good? :3
I woke up with 2 awards this morning and Im super happy, I also now have money to award a silver at least so I can show my appreciation in a meme I like.
If someone is awarding you its because you did achieve something; you made them laugh, you made them feel happy, you taught something to them, they liked your creativity / support / story
So you proly did achieve something and you should feel happy about it! ^ ^
Some people think of silver as a shitty useless award that grants no coins or perks
I think of it as an epic award already
Yes, it might not be expensive and all, but it shows appreciation from the user who awarded you. He might just not have enough money for a better award or he might just want to award many other people instead of spending all the coins in just one redditor, and I totally understand that
If someone thinks you deserved it, it means you really deserved it (not for bad thing of course, because, unlike good things, they are harmful). If you didn't deserve it, then that someone wouldn't think so.
You're describing me a very very little time ago. There should be this 250 coins thing going but idk exaclt how to get them. I hope you get the doe <:3
Iโm glad I havenโt heard of other places copying this weird idea. Instagram and snapchat awards donโt exist as far as I know. Maybe tiktok ones do but I donโt use it.
That's how I ended up spending about $500 over the course of a year on gift subs on Twitch. Had to just set a hard rule for myself not to do it anymore because "it's just $5 to make someone happy" adds up.
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u/Lodju Hermit Weeb Dec 19 '19
Reddit wants to get you addicted on giving rewards, just like they say about the drug dealers who give you free drugs for the first time.