Lately, doing tasks on platforms really feels a bit like clocking in at work: first read the rules, then fear the witches, then study how the scores drop... Clearly it's just airdrops for points, but every day feels like filling out a risk control spreadsheet. I also have to conveniently switch my transactions to private, tighten the slippage, or else I get caught off guard and end up losing fees after a lot of effort. What's more annoying is that some projects claim to be "fair," but in reality, they just look at whether you're a robot; slow hands get automatically rated lower. Layer 2 is always arguing about TPS, fees, and which subsidies are more attractive. I just want to ask: can we stop making users prove they're alive like checking in for work? Anyway, all I can do now is leave fewer traces, open fewer accounts, and let the scores be whatever they are—let it be for now.