Your ULS represents how responsibly and authentically you participate in polls across HICH.
It updates daily, and only you can see your own score.
A higher ULS means the system recognizes you as a more trustworthy, authentic, and responsible voter.
Why does ULS matter?
Your ULS directly affects the quality of polls and rewards you receive.
Users with higher ULS get access to more valuable polls and higher rewards per vote.
But if your ULS drops too low, you may:
- Receive fewer (or none) of the high-reward polls.
- Participate in a poll but have your vote invalidated.
- Earn reduced rewards, or sometimes no rewards at all, even if you complete the poll.
- Earn Reduced Status and Daily tasks rewards.
Maintaining a high ULS means more opportunities, better polls, and bigger rewards.
How do I increase my ULS?
The best way to raise your ULS is to vote carefully and only when you truly understand the question.
Quick tips to improve your ULS:
- Read each poll question and all options thoroughly.
- Answer only when you genuinely understand the topic.
- Skip polls you're not familiar with.
- Treat every vote as meaningful.
- Avoid voting randomly just to earn coins or rewards.
How do I lose ULS?
Your ULS can decrease when you participate in polls in ways that appear careless or unreliable. How to lose ULS:
- Voting on polls you don't understand.
- Choosing answers at random.
- Rushing through questions without reading.
- Participating in topics you're not knowledgeable about.
- Treating polls like quick tasks instead of real questions.
