How @legiondotcc Republic raids actually work: 1. Pick one from the raid queue. Every raid is a post another member already got approved, so you're backing checked work, not random shilling. 2. Read the requirements before touching anything. The one I did asked me to (e.g. like, repost and leave a reply that adds something). Do exactly that, on the post it links to. 3. Submit proof, (e.g. the link to your reply). Here's the part people miss: submitting isn't the same as being accepted. Your proof goes to review first. Nothing counts until it's approved and low-effort replies can get rejected. Disclosure: I'm participating in a rewarded community campaign on The Republic.
arshia
@0xarshia
Sep 26
Field dispatch from @legiondotcc The Republic Spent the day working through the Jumper campaign with my squad: read the lesson, pass the quiz, publish your own sourced post, file the proof, then another member verifies it before any VP counts. The part I didn't expect: the quiz is the easy bit. The post is where you actually learn, because you have to check every number against an official source before a verifier will accept it. Want in? 1. Sign in at republic.legion.cc/?ref=3632… 2. Join or start a squad 3. Pick a campaign and start with the education module Disclosure: I'm participating in a rewarded community campaign on The Republic.

Sep 27, 2026 · 6:21 AM UTC

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Replying to @0xarshia @legiondotcc
Got my first raid reward yesterday, although I was skeptical at first. However, I don’t understand why certain posts are up in the raid section because they’re not relevant atall
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Thanks for the very informative post it will really help many people who haven't yet figured out how this works
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ありがとう。 Raidシステムについてよくわからなかったけど、理解できたよ！
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Me and the bros participating just to make the JUMP
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Most people think submit = VP. It doesn’t. How long is review usually taking on Jumper raids right now, and are low-effort replies getting rejected often?
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Same here, I am doing raids too. Mostly leaving replies and interacting with others for now to build points. Hope to write my own posts soon as well. Let's keep building!!!
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Knowing every raid target already passed review makes supporting it feel meaningful.
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Replying to @0xarshia @legiondotcc
7/10. clear 3 steps, and submitted != accepted is the part people actually miss, the graphic makes it stick. one fix: not every raid is a member's approved post, content raids come from project posts too. i'd also mention the -5 vp supply cost so new people know joining isn't free
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Replying to @0xarshia @legiondotcc
Yeah, you should write on the topic and try to keep the conversation going, not just AI slop or a couple of words. Your post pic style is sick btw
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저도 요즘 레이드 몇 개 해봤는데 진짜 제출한다고 다 VP 되는 거 아니더라구여 승인된 작업만 인정되는 구조라 대충 쓴 답글은 그대로 반려당함 Clarity 4/5 - 3단계 흐름 자체는 명확 Proof 3/5 - 승인 기준 구체적 예시가 없어서 실전에선 헷갈릴 수 있음 Useful 4/5 - 그래도 처음 하는 사람한텐 필독일 듯
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I agree most people misunderstand click submit the task then they will get the VP point. They should follows instruction carefully. Do all items in the instruction to gain VP point.
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"Backing checked work, not random shilling" is a great way to put it. Knowing every raid target already passed review makes supporting it feel meaningful.
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“提交不等于接受”这一点至关重要。要求提供证据并拒绝敷衍了事的回复，能让突袭活动更像是经过验证的参与，而不仅仅是简单的刷互动
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Thanks for making it all easy to understand Arshia
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Good tek Arisha
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The approval step is probably the most important part to understand. Completing a raid and submitting proof doesn’t automatically mean you get the VP. Your proof still needs to pass review, so low-effort replies aren’t enough
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Rating: Clarity 5/5, Proof 3/5, Useful 5/5. The submitted vs. approved distinction is exactly what trips new raiders up, and the disclosure line is a good habit. A redacted screenshot of the review status would push proof to 5/5.
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Submitting is not the same as getting approved—this is the point most easily overlooked. First, respond carefully according to the requirements, then submit your proof; low-quality submissions will almost certainly be rejected.
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Replying to @0xarshia @legiondotcc
How long does review usually take for you? Curious if it's instant or if there's a queue during high-traffic raids.
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Yes indeed. At this phase, staying aligned to the goals and core concept without deviation is needed. You don't just scramble anything, you comment something useful, valuable and stays within the context. Thanks for the detail 💯
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Replying to @0xarshia @legiondotcc
The 'backing checked work, not random shilling' framing is spot on, raiding an already-approved post keeps quality high instead of it just becoming spam. Also good callout that low-effort replies get rejected, saw a few learn that the hard way
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the “submitted ≠ accepted” distinction is definitely worth highlighting. saves people from thinking they’ve earned VP just because they sent the proof.
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The point about raids being already approved posts is underrated. You're amplifying work that passed review, which keeps the whole queue higher quality than typical engagement farming.
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Doing the raids the same way — following the exact requirements and leaving a real reply so the proof actually gets approved instead of rejected.
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I like that raids only use already approved posts, so you’re supporting content that has already passed review instead of random engagement farming. The important part is also clear: submitting proof doesn’t mean you earned credit yet — it still has to be reviewed and accepted.
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Spot on! 💯 The fact that you're backing already-checked work and that low-effort replies actually get filtered out makes the whole ecosystem so much cleaner. Quality over spam! 🚀
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The “submitted ≠ accepted” distinction is especially important. It’s easy to assume the task is finished once the proof is uploaded, but the review and quality check are still part of the process. Are the approval criteria consistent across all raids, or does each campaign use its own standards?
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This is the part most people miss. Submit ≠ approved. Low-effort replies get rejected for a reason. Good breakdown.
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The queue is the filter - you only raid posts that already survived review, then your reply gets reviewed again, so slop dies twice before any VP prints.
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Good breakdown of the raid flow. The distinction between submitting proof and actually getting approved is especially useful.
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This breakdown is actually useful. Most people treat submit as the finish line when the review step is what decides whether the raid even counts
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Rating 9/10: this is the clearest raid explainer in the queue. The two details that actually save people VP are here: read the requirements before touching the post, and remember that submitting is not the same as being accepted, since low-effort replies get rejected in review. I had one proof sent back for a screenshot without the like visible, so the review step is real.
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The Republic is definitely worth looking into if you're already planning to participate in the JUMP sale. The important part is understanding how the allocation works and completing the required steps, since simply joining the program doesn't guarantee an allocation.
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The review step is what makes raids more meaningful. A submission alone isn’t enough, so participants actually have to read the post and contribute something relevant instead of leaving generic engagement.
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Honestly, the approval process is what makes this interesting. You’re not just blindly shilling, there’s some quality control behind the raids.
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This is why the review step matters. If low effort replies still counted, the raid queue would just become another engagement farm.
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