What's the Problem?
Suppose, let's consider that you write on an app where you can get paid for your writing. However, you only get paid if the readers read your article and comment on it. If you get recognized for your article, you feel happy and continue writing. But what if you don't get recognized? If no one reads or comments, you might give up. This is the problem...
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