Profiles and camscore

[Rabbit]

So a friend of mine is in the process of starting to cam on MFC so I've naturally obsessed about it and read up extensively on the subject (to the best of my abilities, due to me not having access to the model part of the forum) and as far as I've read I've been lead to believe that your camscore is directly affected by your time spent online vs. your tokens earned in that time.
So my question is - If you lose camscore just by being online and should log out the moment you aren't broadcasting anymore, when do you find the time to work on your profile without "wasting" camscore?

I could ask another question while I am here, for example, if she would get accepted to MFC and being able to start broadcasting tomorrow, would she be able to wait and get model status here on ACF and read up a bit before her first camsession without dropping in camscore?

 

[LacieLaPlante]

The only time your camscore is dropping is when you are broadcasting your cam in the browser broadcaster or anytime you're signed into the model software. So, just use the browser broadcaster and you're fine. So if you sign online to edit your profile you aren't going to be draining your camscore, ever.

And yes, to the second question. As long as she is able to sign into her account she will be able to mail amber from it and get verification. She will not need to cam her first time yet... I don't think!

Though it's been a long time since I verified, I dunno really what the qualifications are these days. But I do know a bunch of models who have studied up before they cammed.

 

[Rabbit]

Alright, thanks a lot Lacie, that puts the obsessive perfectionist in me at ease x)

 

[Kradek]

1. Go to the profile site directly.
2. Login (if you're already logged in, click "My Profile").
3. ...
4. Profit?

 

[Sevrin]

Your friend might want to try another site first, just to get her feet wet. Maybe Chaturbate or Streamate. With MFC, there is a big advantage to knowing what you are doing right off the bat, and, conversely, a big disadvantage to appearing completely lost.