Taking advantage of “free money” back then was truly “fishing”—someone would shout in the group, and you just rushed in. Now it’s better—task platforms are set up like a job: here you have to deal with scripts, over there you have to prevent Sybils, and you also need to keep an eye on the scoring system, afraid that if any task isn’t completed in full, you’ll get docked.

In plain terms, it’s that whole cycle of “wait for confirmation, wait for callbacks, wait until you’ve thought it through”—waiting and waiting, and in the end what you might get is being categorized as an “inactive user.”
Recently I’ve been seeing all those celebrity meme calls; old players keep advising newcomers not to take the last baton. But I think in this circle, even the “last baton” is already figured out now—who takes it first and who takes it last, all clearly priced.
Forget it, that’s it for now. I still have to go back and review today’s governance meeting later—another two hours. My head’s killing me.