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If I use a gift card (or multiple gift cards) to extend a Gem Coin-earning challenge, do I still get the coin at the end? Or is the coin, like, forfeit because of not compl..."
Yes, you can still get the coin if using gift cards
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Forgive me, but I tried looking on the threads and couldn't see the answer I'm looking for. How exactly do I add the picture of the coin into a post? I earned a Amethyst coin and created at topic to display it, but I don't know how. It's the first time I've needed to do something like that.
And I'm sorry if this question has already been answered and I'm just too blind to see it.
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How exactly do I add the picture of the coin into a post? I earned a Amethyst coin and created at topic..."
No worries, Keely. I noticed the link in the main "about" post was broken. You can find all the images and instructions in this post:
https://www.goodreads.com/topic/show/...
under the spoiler tags
New to the group and doing gem challenges and realized I might be doing something wrong as I count challenge books... Is there a quick way to check whether or not it is allowed to use a book for multiple challenges? Or if there's a place where it's been explained which types of challenges allow re-use of books and which don't? Thank you! :)
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Hi Percy and welcome to the group.
You can reuse books for as many challenges as you like, but you can only use each book once per challenge (unless the rules for that challenge explicitly say otherwise).
Moderators of NBRC wrote: "Hi Percy and welcome to the group..."Ah, that makes perfect sense! Thank you for clarifying this!
Hi!How can I get my own display thread to post my coins?
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Books mentioned in this topic
Don't Mean a Thing (other topics)A Kiss from Mr Fitzgerald (other topics)
Rebel of the Sands (other topics)
Rebel of the Sands (other topics)
That's what I thought, but since I also participated in back & forth commentary w/other members beyond just answering DQs, it wasn't entirely clear what constitutes participation in a case like that. I mean, it's not empirically certain that "contributing to the discussion" =/= just answering DQs with no additional group interaction.
(Plus, over in the current Right Side Up Challenge, it seems to been implied in a Q&A that volunteering to write DQs, but not ultimately being picked to write them, might constitute partial participation.)
Thanks!