Resolves YES if I feel I've gotten more money or other items of material value out of Manifold than I've put in. Charity donations count as material value, so if I make 10 million mana and donate it all, that'll count. But if charity donations go away and I can't do anything useful with mana I acquire, that doesn't count.
It would also count if my time on Manifold contributes to getting me a job offer or something else of more concrete value than just "fun".
My time counts as 0 value, unless I'm doing explicit work for someone who hired me, in which case I'll value my time at the next highest job prospect I have.
I will also count @TobiasVyseri's profits towards this. (For example, she profited a few hundred dollars from the playing cards that Manifold paid her to design for Manifest.)
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@IsaacKing Sorry in advance and just in case you are not a millionaire and you don't have anyone in your life saying it, I have a piece of unasked advice from one human to another: Gambling addiction is treatable and please take care!
@IsaacKing Wasn't most of WvM refunded though? Or have you made a commitment to eventually repay that, such that it should be counted as a liability?
@Mira I've not made any commitment to repay it, though in theory I'd like to. I still lost a lot; they didn't refund all, and I had also bought quite a bit of mana from other users.
Also I made $530 on Polymarket's Aella market a while back, which I heard about on Manifold, so I'll count that.