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Did you know you can earn rewards by being an active member of the @PhoenixLiberOrg community this November? (If no, check below ⬇️)
There’s a total of $500 up for grabs, and there are several ways to get involved.
Here’s how it works
PHOENIXLIBER NOVEMBER REWARD POOL
We’re bringing another round of community rewards this November, and this time, we have $500 to share with the community! 🎉
Here’s how the reward pool will be divided:
🏆 $200: Monthly Points System
Rewards for members who stay active and contribute to the community.
🧵 $200: Thread Contest
A contest for members to share their ideas and create valuable content.
🎁 $100: Other Community Rewards
This will cover Daily Spark rewards and other activities or surprises throughout November.
We’ll share separate announcements with more details about the monthly points system, the thread contest, and other rewards.
For now, stay active, keep contributing, and get ready for another month of rewarding community participation!
More details coming soon. Stay tuned! 🔥
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Website: phoenixliber.com
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5 window types every designer should know 🪟 Which is your pick? 👇 #windowdesign #Builtbytums #architecture
I made this short video on types of staircase designs every architect should know
Think you should check it out.
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every architectural design and structure done was skeptically thought of, so yes! There's a reason for every design you see out there.
Check this out, the video explains how this beam was thought of before being created.
















