Short Answer
No. Sending or receiving a virtual gift should not be treated as a blood-donation contribution to your BDOI Humanity Score™.
Detailed Explanation
The BDOI Humanity Score™ is intended to recognise meaningful humanitarian contribution, particularly activities connected with blood, platelet, and other supported forms of donation and impact.
Virtual gifts are primarily a social appreciation feature.
Therefore, sending or receiving a virtual gift should not by itself increase a member's BDOI Humanity Score™.
Key Points
- Gifts are primarily for appreciation.
- Gifts are separate from donation recognition.
- Sending a gift does not represent a blood donation.
- Receiving a gift does not represent a blood donation.
- Virtual appreciation should not be confused with humanitarian contribution scoring.
❤️ Remember
A virtual gift says "I appreciate you." A donation creates real-world impact. Both can inspire humanity, but they serve different purposes.
