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# Optional X Tasks

The "Optional Tasks" feature provides additional ways for users to earn bonus entries in both Raids and Raffles. This enhances engagement by introducing tasks that can only be completed a limited number of times, encouraging faster participation.

#### How It Works

1. **Select an Action**\
   Choose the action you'd like to reward users for completing:
   * Like
   * Retweet
   * Comment

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2. **Add the Link**\
   Provide the link to the tweet where you want the action to be carried out.
3. **Set a Completion Limit**\
   Specify how many times this task can be completed by users to earn extra entries. This limit creates a sense of urgency and competition, motivating users to complete the tasks quickly.
4. **Add Multiple Tasks**\
   You can create optional tasks for up to 3 different tweets. For example, you could require users to retweet 3 different links, each with its own completion limit.

#### Important Notes

* Each optional task in a Raffle or Raid is limited.
* The quicker users complete tasks, the more rewards they can earn.
* Each extra task gives users 1+ extra entry.

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This feature provides an exciting and competitive way to engage participants, driving higher activity and interaction.

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