Very important request to all ccFound users!

Dear Reader, I trust that you care about three, or even four things:

You want to receive high-quality answers to your questions. Or interesting comments on your articles.

You want users to subscribe to your profile. And also join your group.

You want the platform to develop. Also, if you are an investor, you want it to start earning. Because then you will be able to gain the most from the $FOUND token.

If you are here, you also care about having a high reputation in the community.

You definitely meet at least one of these criteria, so be sure to keep reading.

First, I remind you that ccFound translates all content into 18 (eighteen!) languages. More will be added constantly.

However, many people here write very carelessly.

I want you to know that no intelligence will be able to translate this. Neither human, nor artificial, not even Albert Einstein would be able to decipher what some of you write.

Many people write on ccFound without punctuation... With stylistic and spelling mistakes... Mispronouncing English words... A very extreme example is attached.

If you also write with mistakes, I guarantee you that the translation of your text will be incomprehensible.

It might even become nonsense to the reader. And you don't want that.

That's very important. So read carefully:

If you publish something on ccFound, read it at least once before publishing it.

And it's best to run your text through a spell check in Word, or another program.

You can even paste your text into artificial intelligence like chatGPT and ask for corrections in the text. Read the corrected text again and refine it before publishing.

I always read everything I publish at least a few times.

I check every post not once, but several times.

I recommend you do the same.

Why? Because the goal of communication is to influence the other person in order to achieve something.

This achievement can be as small as being listened to and understood. This is stage zero. The absolute basis.

So... There is no point in communicating if there is no chance of being understood! Might as well talk to a wall, or a stone.

Your goal may be something bigger, like getting an answer to a question and gaining knowledge.

Your goal may even be to gain trust and persuade someone to something. This includes sales and leadership. This is where you achieve goals, earn, and outpace the competition.

Only the best do this... People who communicate clearly and distinctly.

You want to be one of those people. That's why write carefully. Check what you publish.

Take care of the quality of your words, and the results of every activity in your life will improve.