The results for this particular round will be announced in one week, on 8/30/21.
Next rounds may be different in length & conditions, we need to test this concept out. We also plan to exclude consecutive winners to let more forum members earn free subscriptions. The sequence-to-exclude period will be defined later, but it seems like 1 of 3 would be enough, meaning that one particular person can win 1 time out of 3 in consecutive rounds.
There are several tiers for you to win:
First 5 most active members will get 7 FREE Days of Standard Subscription
or +7 Days to their current subscription, corresponding to it’s type (Standard/Premium)
Next 6% to 10% most active members will get 4 FREE Days of Standard Subscription
or +4 Days to their current subscription, corresponding to it’s type (Standard/Premium)
Next 10% to 25% most active members will get 2 FREE Days of Standard Subscription
or +2 Days to their current subscription, corresponding to it’s type (Standard/Premium)
This announcement thread is open for your comments and feedback. We would be delighted to hear your ideas on other giveaways and activities for VHTV Viewers.
Maybe, we could give away subscriptions for most liked users?
Would you like to participate in quiz, based on VHTV’s participants, with rewards?
So what does it mean contribute is discussion or posting pics or something and how will someone know how active they are or is there a specific daily posting.
Good questions.
For this round, all posts will be eligible. Even with pics only. We may exclude posts with no particular sense like full of emojis, but we need to see how people contribute first.
We won’t show leaderboard for this giveaway. We will announce the winners at the end of this round.
And the result is clearly a FAIL! I do admit the operator exclusion is pretty funny. If you’re a moments operator and vhtv isn’t giving you a free subscription for your hard work… Well I better not say. but, seriously you need a better agent. Seems to me that most of the posts here are from the operator boys. The higher up the ladder you go, the more negative you get to be.