In roblox there are “Star Codes” that you type in when buying Robux, you type in a Star code, it gives that person a bit of your Robux (you get all of your purchase, they just give the owner of the code some Robux)
In roblox games there is something called a “Star Creator Badge”
On the web explorer there could be a emoji next to that person’s name.
Hopscotch Implementation
This could be added to very simply
Star Code
The Star code feature could be added by popping up a prompt asking if they’d like to add a star code, then you will almost instantaneously earn the seeds
Star Mark
So, you can add a star emoji next to your name/Web Explorer
I feel you didn’t explain this well enough (for me to understand, anyway).
So instead of robux it would be seeds, right? So when someone purchases seeds from THT, they could enter a code to earn a few more seeds? But how would stars come in?
So to rephrase this, it’s like a YouTube affiliate link where the person gets it for the same price but the person whose code it is also gets a couple seeds?
I’m a bit on the fence because while the idea of ‘affiliate links’ in Hopscotch seems fine, how would they be created in the first place? The reason platforms do that with content creators is to incentivize people who have large audiences/followings to promote a certain product and increase sales. Hopscotch doesn’t really have creators who have a large following on such platforms, if that makes sense.
emoji next to that person’s name.
very simply