Distinguish live activity from confirmed results

A Tap Tap Go programme may display activity during a challenge, but the applicable rules determine whether the view is provisional or final. Participants should not assume that a frequently changing screen represents a settled award or immediately available benefit.

Give the number a period

State the relevant activity window and update context where the programme provides them. Compare like with like when discussing progress. A screenshot without its period can circulate long after the challenge and be mistaken for a current ranking or a permanent status.

Imagine this

Hypothetical programme scene

Hypothetically, a participant shares an interim leaderboard image before final review. The caption should identify it as an interim result rather than announcing a confirmed award. That small distinction keeps celebration aligned with the actual programme state.

Make it practical.

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