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what advantages would you like to see for progressing through the certification?
I don't mean to think about profit, but I am more focused on what the function or use of the certification is.
If you reflect on the previous rules, after making an achievement-1 post and being verified by the greeter, then the user can be said to be a free user adventuring on the platform. So what are achievements-2, 3 and so on for?
Now with the new rules, I hope that certification is not just a description, there must be other considerations, I will wait for that.
maybe it will be clearer if I change the question.
What are the disadvantages of users who do not follow the certification?
This is what I saw the problem to be with the previous approach. When it was first launched, the Achievements represented learning and users were rewarded for their learning. Once users stopped being rewarded, they stopped learning and as you say, they became free. This put a lot of responsibility on the Greeters to assess somebody from a single post. I'm certainly repeating myself here but it's one of the main reasons for the change.
Different communities will have different requirements. So from a community point of view, most are still open to the "greeted" status although some want a little more confidence in who enters their community. So I would say that the disadvantage is that users without it will find these communities more difficult to join and will encounter additional "suspicion" when trying to do so.
The certification is aimed to give moderators additional confidence in the users that hold it.
It'll be interesting to see what happens with the accounts that previously used Achievement 1 as their "free ride" and how communities will respond. Will more communities perform their own additional "background checks"? Will more communities decide that there are too many suspicious users and move to a different Group?
I know that I'm explaining myself very badly. So perhaps an old comment of mine will explain better..
https://steemit.com/hive-172186/@the-gorilla/seicmi
Thank you for your explanation sir, I'm sure there will be better developments on Steemit.
My understanding is still very limited about the platform and community policies, you have successfully helped me to expand it.