For the past few days, I’ve noticed that the points on my MakerWorld profile aren’t adding up correctly anymore; yesterday I uploaded 6 new models, so I should have received at least 60 points based on your rules, yet this morning I see barely twenty, and downloads of my other models weren’t counted either. I’d like to understand why—my profile seems to be malfunctioning. I’d really like some feedback from Bambu Lab; does anyone know how to contact them? Thanks to anyone who can help. Cheers and happy printing.
E’ un poi di giorni che vedo che i punti sul mio profilo makerworld non sono più regolari come prima; ieri ■■ caricato 6 modelli nuovi quindi avrei dovuto avere circa 60 punti al minimo secondo le vostre regole, stamattina me ne vedo si e no venti e non sono stati considerati i download degli altri modelli vorrei capire come mai. Il mio profilo sta funzionando male. Vorrei avere un minimo di riscontro da bambulab sapete come fare a contattarla? grazie a chi mi vorrà aiutare. ciao e buone stampe
Sorry I am not really sure why this is happening as I am new to maker world. I posted a model which was my first and got zero points. Is that normal or was is supposed to get points. And no one even printed it. The only thing I could think of is do you have to have people print your model for points and/or their might be a daily limit.
only up to a max of 20 points. After that no more points for new upload. Aside from that, MW points incentive program has had quite the overhaul, recommended is to carefully go through their new regulations to avoid disappointment
Please consider the consequences of just following what AI tells you. All those AI pages disclaim what their agents may tell you with very good reason.
AI cal lie, hallucinate, or just be flat out wrong. And that’s a problem with AI. You need to verify what it tells you before you just accept it as gospel.
It had one poor soul convinced it was a human after repeatedly questioning/verifying with it that it was actually a woman infatuated with him. He died in a parking lot after slipping on ice as he traveled to go meet his soul mate.
“The Thongbue Wongbandue Incident (Meta AI): A 76-year-old man suffering from cognitive impairment struck up a conversation with a Meta generative AI chatbot persona named “Big Sis Billie”. The chatbot completely convinced him it was a real woman living in New York City, even providing a fake street address and door access code. Despite his family’s desperate pleas that he was talking to a computer, he packed his bags for a sudden trip to meet her, suffered a catastrophic fall while rushing to get there, and tragically passed away.”
But all jokes aside: you really shouldn’t treat this like a chat room, where a single sentence is enough. Maybe you’re still young and not very familiar with how forums work - no hard feelings - but it would be great if you could try to write a bit more, add some substance, and pay a little attention to spelling. Why don’t you try to make a little bit of an effort?
Thank you very much for being nice. I will try harder to make my replies more ‘Forum Like’ I appreciate you for telling me this as I wouldn’t have known otherwise. I will take this as a lesson learned and move on and try to make my replies more long and better. I am sorry for any troubles I may have caused this forum.
Keep in mind that there are also some children and teenagers here who don’t have much experience with forums yet. It’s true that they need to be shown where the boundaries are, but there’s no need to overdo it - some just need a little nudge in the right direction.
Keep in mind that most people use the mobile app and are seeing a forum for the first time. Probably not even familiar with the concept. The customer base and users of Bambu devices have changed dramatically in recent years.
It’s no use driving away the younger generation. They’ll eventually take over the community at one point in time while we’re sitting in the garden as old farts.
