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Step 2 : When exchanging tokens for points through the gacha blog

When you reach a certain number of tokens, you can exchange them for either skill points, image points or supporters. For this example, I will use skill points as those are the only points you are required to keep track of yourselves. Image points and supporters are managed by us! You can of course keep track if you want, but it’s not mandatory.

After updating all the tokens he received ever since he became a member, Hiro now has a total of 20 tokens. He now would like to exchange half of them for a skill point.

The first step you need to do is going on the gacha blog and submit this form. Don’t forget to always put your character’s name as the title! When an admin checks if everything is in order, they will accept your transaction and post it on the blog for you to see. An accepted transaction looks like this. Hiro now exchanged 10 tokens for 1 aura point!

Keep reading through step 3 to know what to do once your transaction is accepted!

Step 3 : Updating once your transaction is accepted

Hiro’s transaction has been accepted! His proof is this post. Now, all he needs to do is update both of his trackers in order for the transaction to be valid!

Step 3.1 : Updating your tokens tracker

He goes on his tokens tracker and changes his total from 20 tokens to 10 tokens! But in order to prove why he suddenly lost 10 tokens to his tracker, he needs to put the following:  

The date on which his transaction was accepted: for this example, it would be 07/17/15

A direct link to the post which proves he exchanged them: for this example, it would be this post.

How many tokens were exchanged: for this example, it would be 10 tokens.

On Hiro’s blog, updating his tracker would look something like this : ( 07/17/15 ) :: Exchange ☛ -10

Feel free to relook it however you want as long as everything’s there!

Step 3.2 : Updating your points tracker

You also need to prove that you bought your points. In order to do so, follow this last step!

Hiro now goes on his points tracker (click on the points tab) and changes his total from 20 points to 21 points! But in order to prove why he suddenly added 1 aura point to his tracker, he needs to put the following:  

The date on which his transaction was accepted: for this example, it would be 07/17/15

A direct link to the post which proves he bought them: for this example, it would be this post.

How many points were bought: for this example, it would be 1 aura point.

On Hiro’s blog, updating his tracker could be something like this :   ( 07/17/15 ) :: Exchange ☛ +1 aura point

As you can see on his blog, Hiro’s tracker is organized differently, looking a bit like a table. But all the information is still there and people are able to see which points were added by looking at the bolded ones! It’s another way to manage your tracker!           

Feel free to relook it however you want as long as everything’s there!

Bonus : Claiming rewards through the tracker blog

Claiming rewards on the tracker blog is a similar process as exchanging tokens. 

Once you submitted your form and if you followed the rules correctly, an admin will check if everything is in order and validate your rewards by posting your form on the main. You can see an example of our member Sato Rina’s form here (but don’t forget to always put your character’s name as the title!)

When this form is posted and accepted, you need to provide a direct link to this same post somewhere in your points tracker so we know why you added yourself a certain number of points, as well as the date.

Rina, for example, could update her points tracker using something like this:  07/17/15 : AKB48 center part III (+2 singing points), and then change her total of points. You can see another example on Hiro’s tracker. Both methods are different, but the proof is the same, aka the date, a direct link to the post and what points were updated!

I really hope that this tutorial helped some of you that aren’t familiar with trackers yet! Once you get the hang of it, it’ll be very easy. It allows us to keep track of all of your points without having to check all the blogs and see when you exchanged this and that.