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hi2u

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Q: Are there different points?

Just wondering, are points earned here different from the points earned elsewhere on echinacities? Because it seems like they are counted differently.

11 years 19 weeks ago in General - China

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TedDBayer

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The points aren't counted here as they are explained. It says answers are 5 points when they are really 2. I didn't know points were earned else where.

icnif77:

If you post elsewhere on eChina, you can get raincoats with flashlights

mounted on the coat...How could you miss this opp.?

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11 years 19 weeks ago

Hotwater

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You get points for commenting on blogs. Waste of time in my view

TedDBayer:

yeah, it's not like you can actually get a raincoat

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