High-quality contributions help the project, provide value to the community, and stand out naturally in Airaa’s scoring system.
Good content is easier to create once you understand the “why” behind it. Below are the things common to strong, meaningful posts.
1. What good quality content looks like
Here are the four core elements Airaa evaluates when determining whether content is high quality and meaningful.
A. Quality of the Contribution
Is this post thoughtful, clear, and actually useful?
Good content usually has:
- Clear explanation of idea/topic
- Well-structured writing
- High readibility (easy to read, single lines, and spaces)
- Personal insight or analysis
- Good relatable visuals, examples, analogies when needed
- Information that helps others understand the project better
B. Originality & Similarity Across Contributions
Is this content unique, or has the creator posted something similar before?
High-quality content is:
- Fresh
- Not repeated across multiple projects
- Not copy-pasted or paraphrased
- Not a template reused daily
Creators who add their own thinking always stand out.
C. Relevance to the Project Tagged
Is the content actually about the project, or is it forcing tags just to farm?
High-quality posts:
- Directly relate to the project
- Discuss features, use-cases, experiences, ideas
- Tie the topic clearly back to the product
D. Smart Engagement on the Posts
Is the engagement real, meaningful, and from relevant users?
High-quality content tends to get:
- Thoughtful replies
- Quote tweets with real discussion
- Engagement from real creators/KOLs
Engagement doesn’t have to be high, it has to be real.
2. Checklist for a good quality post
These are the common checklist you should consider when crafting good post: