Hey Web3 fam π«β€οΈ
I'm planning to build something of my own in Web3, and I want you to be part of this journey from day one. π
I'm still at the beginning, but I'll share my journey honestly, step by step.
I need your support to grow a genuine community where we can learn, build, and grow together. π€
If you believe in building something real, stick around. β€οΈ
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i tried these one by one.
some are easy to start. some need qualification. some pay well.
so here goes the list:
1. CLICKWORKER
earn through microtasks, surveys and small online jobs. A beginner-friendly platform to explore, depending on available work in your country.
2. TOLOKA
complete data collection, evaluation and other small tasks. A simple starting point if you're new to this type of work.
3. CROWDGEN BY APPEN
work on AI training, data annotation and search evaluation projects. Some projects require you to pass assessments.
4. TELUS DIGITAL AI COMMUNITY
find search evaluation and AI-related projects. Some roles require language tests, qualifications or local knowledge.
5. PROLIFIC
get paid to participate in academic studies and research surveys. Country eligibility and study availability matter; some applicants may face a waitlist.
Also keep in mind someone in the US might get $20/hour for a task.
you might only get $5.
same platform. same type of work. different market.
so donβt see someone posting a $30/hour screenshot and immediately calculate your monthly income.
none of these platforms guarantee you a salary.
you work when projects are available.
sometimes there is plenty of work.
sometimes there is nothing.
thatβs why i see these as side income, not a replacement for your job.
Your X links are telling something π
There's an interesting detail in X post links that you might have missed.
Check the URL after sharing a post:
s=19 β Android app
s=20 β X web
s=46 β iPhone app
These codes are associated with different sharing methods. The mappings were reverse-engineered from Twitter's JavaScript, so they're not a guaranteed device identifier.
You may also see a t= value in some links. Its exact purpose isn't publicly documented.
Want a cleaner link?
For a standard X post URL, remove the ? and everything after it. The post should still open normally.
A small detail, but worth knowing before sharing your next link.