this is actually the clearest update so far… if views and comment count no longer directly decide points, then CreatorPad finally moves closer to what it was supposed to be, quality, real experience, original analysis, and actual human engagement. now the real test is enforcement, because farmers always adapt fast, but at least this direction finally targets the root problem instead of just asking creators to “post better” while fake engagement wins.

Over the past few days, we’ve made three updates to the algorithm:

1. Engagement farming will be detected and reach will be deprioritized, applicable to CreatorPad’s content. You can share your content, reply to replies and drive engagement, but our system will know which are the true engagement from different users when they see your content recommended, and we encourage authentic sharing and comment.
2. Likes, shares, or comments will not be counted multiple times. If you like a content five times, it will only count as one.
3. Content generated entirely by AI will be de-boosted, and traffic will be allocated to content created organically on Square. Volume doesn’t help, we care about authentic posts, creators and engagements. 

We’ve heard your concerns about CreatorPad. Starting with the next round, truthful content based on real personal experience, thoughtful sharing and analysis will receive higher points. Content involving any farming behavior, including comments and views will be reduced. The number of views and comments will no longer directly determine how many points you receive. What matters instead is quality content (not spammy, not entirely AI-generated, and not repetitive), along with real engagement from people as mentioned above in 1.