Major Triond Change – Triond 2.0 ?
Today we launched a major change to the Triond core architecture and logic. It was about 2 weeks of intense coding, and among ourselves we codenamed this change Triond 2.0…
The most notable change is in the income and payment logic. We had many support requests regarding this subject, and we decided that the user interface should be made more friendly and understandable, and that we should drop the EPM method and move to daily payments. That means two important things:
- No more estimated income – now each day income will be calculated. As the month progresses, you can keep track on your actual income.
- There are 3 payment types you’ll come across:
- Waiting Payment – a payment for last month, that will be paid on the end of the current month.
- Last Payment – the last payment that we paid you.
- Current month’s income – the accumulating day to day income of this current month.
We also changed user interface in most sections:
- On the welcome screen after login, you will see a summary of your income and your content. You will also have quicklinks to the major functions, like publishing and editing your account details.
- On the My Income section, you now have 2 tables. One table will summarize future payments, and the other will give payment history in detail. You can also click a payment id, and see it’s structure.
- On the My Content section, you now have 3 tabs. The first tab is for published content, and lists your published content items and their earnings. The second tab shows waiting content items, that is, content items that are awaiting publication by us. The third tab shows content items that you sent us but were declined.
There are many other changes that will go unnoticed by our members, and have to do with system performance and administration.
We hope that all these changes will make the use of Triond easier and more productive.
See you in Triond 2.1

Sounds great! Can’t wait to see Triond 2.0. May we know, please, when it will be implemented?
Actually it is already implemented. The visual changes aren’t major, so maybe it’s hard to notice at first, but if you take a closer look you’ll feel the change, especially when you see your “Current Month Income” rising during the month