diff --git a/public/chat.js b/public/chat.js index 0377161..30991e7 100644 --- a/public/chat.js +++ b/public/chat.js @@ -28,6 +28,8 @@ a:()=>{const s=sponsorInfo&&sponsorInfo.sponsor;return s?`The current team sponsor is ID ${esc(s.id)}${s.name?' ('+esc(s.name)+')':''} — always verify on the Getting Started page right before you join, because placements rotate as positions qualify. Don't use an old screenshot or saved link.`:`The current sponsor is always shown live on the Getting Started page — check there right before joining, because placements rotate as positions qualify.`}}, {k:['qualified','qualification','2 directs','two directs','directs','retire'], a:()=>`A position is qualified once it has exactly 2 directs. At that point we retire its referral link — no more directs on it — and shift the team's recruiting to its two positions below. That's what keeps the build growing in depth.`}, + {k:['spillover','spill over','spill','under me but not qualified','people under me','not my direct','passed over','missed payment','skipped','why am i not qualified'], + a:()=>`Spillover happens when someone's sponsor already has both matrix slots full — the smart contract then places the new member in the next open slot further down, which can be under YOU. Spillover fills your matrix and sets up future upgrade payments to your position, but it does not count toward your qualification: only people who join using your ID are your directs. That's why you can see 2 under you and still show 1/2. And important: upgrade payments only stop at positions that are qualified (2 directs) AND at the required level — otherwise the payment passes you by to the next eligible upline. Check your position on your Member Dashboard — spillover placements are tagged there.`}, {k:['level','levels','upgrade','scintilla','ascensus','fabrica','culmen','apex','fastigium','vertex','corona','8 levels'], a:()=>`There are 8 Premium levels: Scintilla, Ascensus, Fabrica, Culmen, Apex, Fastigium, Vertex, Corona. Everyone starts at Scintilla. Upgrade as quickly as practical — ideally using earned POL — because the first two payments at each level are designed to help fund your next upgrade. Stay aware of your active downline's levels so you don't fall behind.`}, {k:['30 positions','goal','milestone','matrix','how many people','team size'], diff --git a/public/training.html b/public/training.html index 4f0ee39..4bad1cd 100644 --- a/public/training.html +++ b/public/training.html @@ -16,6 +16,11 @@
Connect to the RM Circle dApp with the current team sponsor and complete your Premium entry.
What spillover is. When a sponsor already has both matrix slots filled, the smart contract places the next new member in the first open slot further down the team — left to right, generation by generation. That member "spills over" into someone else's matrix. If your upline is recruiting, people can land under you that you never spoke to.
+Why you can have people under you and still not be qualified. Qualification counts your directs — people who joined using your ID — not who sits in your matrix. Spillover fills your structure, but only your own two recruits qualify your position and retire your link. Your Member Dashboard tags every spillover placement so you can see the difference at a glance.
+Why spillover is still money in your future. Upgrade payments travel up the matrix, not the referral chain. When a member below you — spillover or not — buys a level, that payment stops at the first upline position that is qualified (2 directs) and already at that level. If that's you, you get paid by someone you never recruited. If you're missing a direct or a level, the payment passes you by and lands with the next eligible person above you — and you can watch that happen, on the blockchain, in real time.
+The takeaway: spillover is free potential income sitting under you — and qualification plus staying upgraded is how you claim it. Get your 2, keep your level ahead of your team's wave, and the matrix pays your position as it grows.