Rewards helps people choose the right kind of recognition: illustrated Awards for everyday contributions, or rare Medals for lasting impact recognized by a space. Start with the full overview, explore either recognition type, or follow a complete giving and review journey.
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Rewards is the main overview. It explains how Awards and Medals differ, where each appears, what users can give, and how balances, allowances, histories, and profiles fit together.
Understand Recognition
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Awards - Learn where Awards work, how style and quantity shape the signal, what controls access, and how attribution, balance, and account history behave.
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Medals - Understand rare space-issued recognition, space eligibility, the shared monthly allowance, Medal categories, certificates, profile presentation, and personal history.
An Award stays with the contribution as public, item-level appreciation.
A Medal stays with the recognized member and identifies its issuing space.
Give Recognition
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Give an Award - Find the right action on supported content, public space chat, an activity meeting, or a whiteboard; choose artwork and quantity; and verify the result.
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Give a Medal - Choose another member and an eligible issuing space, prepare a personal certificate, and confirm that the rare recognition succeeded.
Review Your Recognition
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Review Awards and Balance - Check your spendable total, interpret Received and Gifted history, and return to supported awarded content.
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Review Medals and Certificates - Compare a member's current-space showcase with your across-space history and read the lasting context on a certificate.
Related Guidance
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Award Top-Ups - Compare one-time packs with monthly Abo Awards when you need more spendable recognition.
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Profiles - See how Medal recognition fits alongside public identity and private account areas.
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Emoji, Reactions, and Awards - Choose the right signal in shared and private conversation.
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Participation and Room Management - Understand how Awards work for another participant in an active activity meeting.