Welcome to Voilk!
This page is full of information to help you learn about the platform and become a successful Voilker. You can return to this page at any time by clicking on the "Welcome" link in the main menu. There is a table of contents below to help you navigate the page.
Included on the page is a "To Do List" with recommended steps to get started with your account, and a "Quick Start Guide" with information on how the platform works.
Below that is a section of "Helpful Posts from Voilknetwork Users", which contains a collection of posts from users in the community that are helpful for new users getting started.
Below that is a list of recommended users to follow, a collection of other resources including the FAQ Page
Table of Contents
To Do List
- Backup Your Password
- Review the Quick Start Guide
- Read the Helpful Posts from Voilk Users
- Setup your Profile, Avatar, and Cover Image
- Choose your "NSFW" (Not Safe for Work) Display Preferences, Language, and Rewards
- Join Voilk General Chat
- Create your "Introduceyourself" Post
- Learn More
Quick Start Guide
- Free to Participate
- Votes
- Comments
- Creating Posts
- Followers and Feeds
- Revoilk
- Digital Currencies
- Curation
- Payments
- Reputation
- Cashing out or Spending VSD
- Plagiarism
- Password Security
- Earning on Voilk
Helpful Posts from Voilk Users
Users to Follow
Other Resources
Get Help
Third Party References
To Do List
1. Backup Your Password
Unlike centralized web services, it is not possible to recover lost passwords on the Voilk blockchain.
You are entirely responsible for saving your password, backing it up and keeping it secure.
It is strongly recommended that you store an offline copy of your password somewhere safe in case of a hard drive failure or other calamity. Consider digital offline storage (such as a flash drive or burned CD), secure private cloud-based storage, as well as printed paper. Use multiple methods of storage for best redundancy.
If your account is valuable, value it!
2. Review the Quick Start Guide
The Quick Start Guide section of this Welcome page contains basic information to help get you started.
3. Read the Helpful Posts from Voilknetwork Users
The Helpful Posts from Voilk Users section of this Welcome page contains many well-written articles from members of the community with tips on how to use Voilknetwork and succeed on the Voilk blockchain.
4. Setup your Profile, Avatar, and Cover Image
You can update your profile through the Settings page. This includes your display name, location, about information, and website.
To set your avatar image, enter a link to where the image is located into the "Profile Picture URL" field or use the "Upload an image" feature.
To set your cover image, enter a link to where the image is located into the "Cover Image URL" field or use the "Upload an image" feature.
Once you have made all your changes, click the "Update" button to save your profile.
5. Choose your "NSFW" (Not Safe for Work) Display Preference, Language, and Rewards
By default, content that users have tagged as "NSFW" will be hidden, but a link will be shown to reveal the content. You can update your display preference so that NSFW content is always shown by default or is completely hidden with no option to reveal.
You can select the language you wish to display the website in. Currently, English, Spanish, Russian, French, Italian, Korean, Japanese, Polish and Chinese are available to choose from.
You can also choose how you will receive your Blog post rewards and Comment post rewards. It is recommended that you read the Digital Currencies section first.
6. Join Voilk General Chat
A lot of users mingle and chat when they are not posting or browsing Voilknetwork. It is a great place to meet people! you can follow this invitation link, to join our discord chat group discordgroup
7. Create your "Introduceyourself" Post
While not required, the tradition for new users is to create an "introduceyourself" post in order to let the community get to know you.
You can see some examples of what other people have done here. Many users like to take a picture of themselves holding up a piece of paper that says "Voilknetwork" with the current date.
If you have other social media accounts (Twitter, Facebook, etc.) you can help the community verify that you are who you say you are by sharing the link to your Voilk profile on them. If you are claiming to be someone famous, this is pretty much expected.
8. Learn More
The Other Resources section of this Welcome page contains helpful links to learn more about the platform. The FAQ page contains answers to the most commonly asked questions and the Bluepaper explains how the platform works.
Quick Start Guide
Free to Participate
It is free to post, comment, or vote on all content on Voilk.com. You might even get paid for it!
Votes/Likes
Upvotes are Voilknetwork's way of saying you like someone's post or comment.
To upvote, click on the Upvote icon at the bottom of the post/comment.
Downvotes (flags) are Voilknetwork's way of saying you disapprove of someone's post or comment.
To downvote (flag), click on the Flag icon at the top right of the post/comment.
Comments
When you are new, commenting on other people's posts can be a great way to get involved in the community and to connect with people!
To comment on a post, or reply to an existing comment, click on the "Reply" link at the bottom of the post/comment.
Creating Posts
To create a post, click on the "Post" link in the upper right corner.
Posts have three main parts: Title, Content, and Tags.
You will want to make your title attractive and relevant to your content. The first image that you use will become the thumbnail image.
You can insert images by dragging & dropping, pasting from the clipboard, or by selecting them.
Tags will help people find your posts. Each post can have up to five tags, separated by spaces. The tags should all be relevant to the content in the post. You can browse content by tags, as well as see a list of popular tags that other users have used in their posts here. The first tag becomes the post's category and cannot be changed later.
Followers and Feeds
To follow an author, click on their username and click the "Follow" button.
Once you follow someone, all of their posts will show up in your "Feed" on the homepage when you login.
As other Voilkers come across your posts and comments, you will start to gain followers.
You can see all of your followers and the people you are following on your profile page.
Share/Revoilk
If you want to share someone else's post with all of your followers, click on the revoilk icon. Shares cannot be undone.
Digital Currencies
VOILK, Voilk Power and Voilk Dollars are the three forms of digital currency used by the Voilk Blockchain.
More information on the three types of tokens can be found in the Voilknetwork FAQ.
Curation
Up to 25% of the reward for each post goes to the people who upvoted on it. These people are called Curators.
The more Voilk Power you have in your account, the more your votes will be worth, and the more potential curation rewards you can earn!
Payments
Payouts are made 7 days after the post/comment is created. You can claim your rewards in your wallet after 7 days.
The projected payments may fluctuate (up and down) until the final payment amount is reached.
Payments for posts are split between the author (at least 75%) and the curators (up to 25%).
The author reward is paid 50% in Voilk Power and 50% in VOILK by default.
Authors also have the option to decline payout, or be paid in 100% Voilk Power!
Reputation
A reputation score is one way that Voilknetwork measures the amount of value you have brought to the community.
The higher the reputation, the more upvotes the account received.
All new users start at 25.
Your reputation will go up as you earn upvotes for your posts and comments, but it can come down if they are downvoted (flagged).
Cashing out or Spending VSD
At the moment, only way to cashout VSD is by contacting us via email support@voilk.com, you can contact us here.
Plagiarism
The community is looking for you to create engaging content.
Plagiarising, which is posting someone else's material as if it were your own, is very frowned upon by the Voilk community.
If you are using anyone else's material as part of your posts (including images), even if it is free to use, please cite your sources. You should make sure that you are not violating any copyright laws if you are using someone else's material/images. Limited, sourced material sharing is OK under fair use and fair dealing doctrines.
Remember, your posts should have original content in them. Quotes should not compose an entire post. Include your own thoughts, photographs, art, and ideas.
Password Security
It is not possible to recover lost passwords for Voilk accounts. You are 100% responsible for having it backed up. This means secure digital backups, as well as secured paper backups, stored in different places if possible.
Never put your password into unverified third party websites as they may steal your account.
Your Voilk account is worth real money. Treat your Voilk password like you would your bank password and keep it secure!
Earning on Voilk
Everyone's earnings are different. Have fun. Get involved. Meet new friends.
The amount of money a user earns depends on their content, following, level of incoinment and many, many other factors.
Don't get discouraged if you don't earn much at first. Keep up the good work!
Helpful Posts from Voilknetwork Users
- as our network becomes popular, we are sure, there will be helpful material from users
- we suggest users to use the tag #helping to post helping material for others to use
Users to Follow
- @voilknetwork - Official Voilknetwork Announcements
- @bilal - The founder of Voilk
Other Resources
- FAQ - Answers to commonly asked questions
- Voilk Block Explorer - Shows the raw Voilk blockchain data
Get Help
Join our discord group, and find help by talking directly to us.
Third Party References
All of the links in the "Helpful Posts from Voilknetwork Users" section were created by our users and do not necessarily represent the views of Voilk, Inc. or its management.
Please use the third party tools and content at your own risk.