Start from the real mechanics

For Tap Tap Go, use only the current programme’s confirmed qualifying events and compensation terms when estimating a particular arrangement. If those terms are not established, explain the model qualitatively. A tap count or audience size is not a substitute for eligible outcomes.

Show uncertainty honestly

Separate observed events from future assumptions and gross benefits from any relevant costs. Do not present an illustration as a typical earning or guaranteed return. The purpose of modelling is to understand how the programme works, not to persuade someone that participation creates dependable income.

Imagine this

Hypothetical programme scene

Hypothetically, a programme model assumes ten eligible events, but only four have been confirmed. The forecast and the confirmed record belong in separate columns. Neither should be multiplied by an invented Tap Tap Go rate to produce a public income claim.

Make it practical.

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