Lately, doing tasks on platforms really feels a bit like clocking in at work: check-in, linking accounts, posting tweets, filling out forms, and finally getting "rated" to be held back.

Honestly, the witchcraft thing is also quite difficult; the more detailed the rules, the more it seems like training everyone to be "more like real humans," and then real humans end up exhausted.
When I backtested that simple set of rules, my biggest fear was an unstable evaluation system—changing weights today, adjusting thresholds tomorrow, making it impossible to align in the long run.
My definition of "long-term" leans more toward quarterly; at least within a quarter, the rules shouldn't keep changing, or it can only be treated as a weekend mini-game.
Additionally, the debate over privacy coins and mixing coins regarding compliance boundaries has been quite intense. I also understand both sides' anxieties: one fears a blanket ban, the other worries about digging a big hole.
Anyway, I now try to minimize permissions whenever possible; if I can't finish tasks, so be it. Sleeping is more important than points.