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Earn Points on Anony Post
There are many things you can do to earn points on Anony Post . This includes creating a poll or event, earning points for moderating, and protecting yourself from harassment.

Create a poll or event

Facebook polls are a great way to increase your audience's engagement. They can also boost brand visibility and awareness. Polls can be added to a story, Facebook event page, or group.

To create a poll or event on Facebook, first, you'll need to log into your business account. Next, you'll need to select your group. After selecting your group, you'll need to enter your question, answer options, and poll publishing date. You can add images, GIFs, and videos to make your poll more appealing.

Once you've finished creating your poll, you can save it and share it. Alternatively, you can export your poll results. When you export your poll results, you can add them to your library. You can also save your poll to your Story.

You can also enable anonymous poll responses. This feature is only available on the mobile app.

The poll slider appears on the left side of the pop-up. The slider can be moved to where you want it to be.

Create a prompt

If you are interested in creating a prompt for an anonymous post, you have several options. You can create a poll, an event or create an anonymous post in itself. These can all be done under the Campaigns tab.

One option is to create a Newspack prompt. Newspack prompts can appear inline with the site content or as a pop-up over the top of the page. Inline prompts are displayed in a container with a faint border. A prompt can be placed on any publicly visible post type.

Another option is to use a custom placement. This feature is useful if you need to place a prompt somewhere other than the site content or archive page. Custom Placements includes a number of features and tricks to help you get the most out of your prompts.

The most important trick is to use the most appropriate prompt for your needs. Some prompts may require some research. There are several sites to consider, but the one to choose will depend on your purpose. For example, the most suitable prompt for an anonymous post might be an evocative piece of fiction.

Earn points for moderating

Getting the tee-shirt isn't the only challenge a moderator faces. For starters, slogging through the inbox isn't a given. As a result, many moderators opt to go the solitary route. This can be a thorn in the flesh, especially when the community is populated by a plethora of trolls and flame-warriors. The good news is that there is a solution in place if you take the time to huddle up.

To get started, you'll need a bit of foresight. First, you'll need to consider what the community is populated by and what their needs are. Using that knowledge, you'll have a better chance of succeeding than your average Slashdot mole. Secondly, you'll want to create a strategy and tactics list. Lastly, you'll need to identify and prioritize the top tier moderators. With this list in hand, you'll be able to effectively weed out your competitors. Of course, you'll also have to deal with the inevitable obnoxious naysayers.

You'll also want to be on the lookout for the big three: trolls, flame-warriors and naughty cats. Keeping an eye out for these individuals can be an art in and of itself, if you aren't careful.

Protect yourself from harassment

If you're being harassed online, there are steps you can take to protect yourself. You may be able to report the harassment or you may want to keep a record of the abuse.

First, if you're being pressured to share your personal information, don't do it. Whether the person is forcing you to post photos or sending messages, you should never give them any of your information.

Another option is to block the harasser from accessing your social media. Most popular social media platforms allow you to set up privacy settings, so you can restrict who can see your profile. This will help you avoid being targeted by someone you don't know.

Finally, if the abuse continues, contact law enforcement. The police can create a paper trail and help you pursue legal action. However, not all authorities are trained to deal with these issues.

It is important to stay on top of the situation and document any threats or threats of bodily harm you receive. Take screenshots of all your communications and save them for evidence.
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