The Nillion airdrop is about to be launched. In response to recent community voices, Nillion's CMO Charlie Rogers has written a long article explaining the airdrop rules and allocation standards. This may cause some dissatisfaction, but we firmly believe that it will become the standard for how encryption projects recognize their community, "Roger said in the original text. The standards for Nillion airdrops mainly revolve around one principle: recognizing genuine contributions rather than exploitative participation. Nillion's airdrop mechanism is mainly divided into three categories, aimed at rewarding community members who have made practical contributions to the project: Community value: Rewarding cultural contributions such as art, writing, and design. Developer and open-source contributions: Contribute code on GitHub or build applications on the Nilion network for technical contributions. Validator program participation: Users who participate in node verification but need to participate early or pledge ETH. The original text provides a detailed list of valuable behaviors that can be weighted for airdrops, and rewards can be accumulated. It can be observed that Nillion places emphasis on rewards for actively participating in community activities. There are two types of people who will be excluded from airdrops: Category 1: Secret submitter with the lowest level of participation Only 4 secrets were submitted No ETH has been pledged No Discord characters (including reward characters such as Sage/Hot Potato) There is no Nill Pill NFT available Category 2: Late validators with the lowest level of participation Starting the verification process after September 14, 2024 No ETH has been pledged No Discord characters (including reward characters) There is no Nill Pill NFT available Simply put, simply submitting a secret or running node verification after September 14th without participating in other activities will not receive airdrops. Charlie Rogers stated in the post that although he will not share specific numbers or precise details, he will provide a "completely transparent" reasoning and allocation method. It can be seen that the project team's attitude towards anti witches and airdropping farmers is quite firm, and the standards are also set very strictly. If airdrop rewards can be truly distributed to valuable community users, then the community will also provide the most authentic feedback.