Getting Started with PhotographyTalk Video Walkthrough
Thanks in advance
Willis eTech wrote: Nice work on the video. The one question that i don't seem to find an answer to it how to collect points? I may have missed it, but if anyone can help out by explaining the process, i know there are a few folks that would benefit from it.
Thanks in advance
There's actually a link near the top of the main page ( www.photographytalk.com )
But here's what it says:
How PT Points Works:
The more active you are on PhotographyTalk, the more points you will earn towards winning prizes. Nearly every activity that you do on the site will result in 1 to 10 points being added to your account as follows:
Points are earned on the user's birthday; user must be logged in on their day to earn those points: 10 pts.
Points are removed for user inactivity after 15 days: -10 pts.
Points are earned for a successful friend's referral to register on the website: 4 pts.
Points are earned when a user creates an album or a group wall: 3 pts.
Points are earned when a user posts a new topic in Forum: 3 pts.
Points are earned when a user rates another user's photo: 2 pts.
Points are earned when a user comments on another user's photo or album: 2 pts.
Points are earned when a user creates an event: 2 pts.
Points are earned when a user creates or joins a group: 2 pts.
Points are earned when a user uploads a profile avatar: 2 pts.
Points are earned when a user updates their profile status: 2 pts.
Points are earned when a user creates a group wall: 2 pts.
Points are earned when a user's photo is rated by others: 1 pt.
Points are earned when a user uploads a photo: 1 pt.
Points are earned when a user uploads an avatar for an event or a group: 1 pt.
Points are earned when a user accepts a friend’s request: 1 pt.
Points are earned when a user creates or replies to a group discussion: 1 pt.
Points are earned when a user posts a reply in Forum: 1 pt.
Points are earned for being a new user: 1 pt.
Points are earned for each daily login: 1 pt.
John
What to do with the points.................. ©PH-otography
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