# Mining guides

### 1. Quality > quantity

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We are focused on rewarding high quality original content
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The mining program is for creators, not farmers.

Create content about the given token and tag twitter handle of the given token and tag @tomoon\_org in it.

If the @tomoon\_org account likes your tweet, it is eligible to earn the given token.

The more views your tweets get, the more token you earn.

### 2. Content guidelines

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Here’s how you can get a like from the @tomoon\_org account
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#### **Tips**

We don’t like every piece of duplicated original content that posted by the token project team.

It has to reach a certain level of quality.

Here are some tips…

1. Have a big scope

   Create content that appeals to everyone in the given token community.
2. Get to the point

   Remove intros and unneeded text
3. Make people feel an emotion

   Create what makes you light up or laugh
4. Make your content easy to consume

   Have a clean caption and add engaging audio in videos
5. Be timely

   Create content about trending stories.

#### Rules

1. No recycling the same media
2. No begging for likes and retweets
3. IRL images should contain the give token logo in it
4. Do not quote tweet your old posts to boost your views
5. Do not tag the token project's twitter handle in a tweet that is unrelated to it
6. Do not write about explicitly farming the given token or speculate on the price of the given token
7. Do not discriminate, disrespect, use highly offensive language, or include drugs, nudity
8. Inorganic views from bots, quote tweet spam, asking for rts or likes, ads, etc will be slashed


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