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You’re a legend, boss—please carry me 
We should let @James take a look and see whether this counts as engagement bait.
Impressive 
, legend
You’re awesome, boss 
That’s amazing! Wishing everyone good luck—my application was just approved! Thanks!
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Wow, that’s awesome! I’ve been on the waitlist this whole time.
I posted the link, didn’t I?
Which link is broken?
It was indeed my fault. When I made the post, I had intended to like it and participate in the giveaway, but I forgot at the time and entered the wrong information, so changing the rules afterward was definitely my fault. It’s not realistic to give everyone an account just for liking the post.
Sorry, I didn’t see it.
You’re late.
The number of people who liked a post and the total number of likes are used as criteria for determining user-level increases on the forum. When e-commerce platforms mislead consumers due to their own mistakes, they usually offer compensation and apologize. After receiving a large number of likes on that post, the OP changed the rules without any explanation, then started another giveaway thread the next day. Isn’t that a bit hard to justify?
How about helping me come up with a plan? Then how should I make up for it, and what should we do about this rule? I’ll follow your lead.
Do I also need to invoke the Three Guarantees Law for you, refund you three times the purchase price, and give you three accounts?
Does the OP really think their behavior was justified? Their actions caused a bad experience for other users, while they gained a large number of likes on the forum, and even after being questioned, they still acted so self-righteously? I just feel like I was deceived, and I’m really unhappy. After changing the rules, the OP didn’t provide any explanation and continued the giveaway today as if nothing had happened. That attitude makes people uncomfortable.
Wow, who’s being so sarcastic? You were the one making false claims yesterday, and now you still think you have the nerve to argue?