The peculiarity is that when a user crosses the mark of 3000 merits (mostly), he stops thinking about merits, so his posts are organic and such users are very interesting to managers. In addition, as soon as the user begins to position participation in the campaign as a hobby and not as an income, he immediately becomes desirable for any manager (believe me, this is very noticeable).
What about an example like me, my username is also an example in a way
I am among those who received 1000 airdropped merit and my Legendary status was thus guaranteed. This enabled me to have a relaxed performance and use the forum. I had no need to participate in any "merit collection" activities. Without participating in the contest, without opening the overview of overview threads, whatever. I even avoided such things. I mostly enjoyed this forum.
Now the line is drawn at 3000 merits, does that mean I should change my habits on this forum?
What you did for YoMix is good, however the approach you take for this campaign depends on first of all your participants.
It can be viewed from different angles.
A few participants get ham, cheese and sausages, while the others only get bread. When you put them all together, you can say that they are eating pizza.
Is it really so?
I'm just saying that you can't have the best-paid campaign at the same time, while most of the participants don't even reach the average.