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# Supporting an Idea
When you support an Idea, you show that you would like to see it implemented. You raise awareness for it by your support. The Idea's 🔥 interest increases, which makes it more visible to other people, and more likely that people will draft Solutions for it.
You also have the potential to earn 🎁 funder rewards for creating or supporting an Idea.
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[Funder rewards](/updraft/basics/funder-rewards.md)
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## Positions
Each time you support an Idea, you create a *position* in that Idea.
An Idea Position
When you withdraw from a position, you receive your original contribution, minus any 🎁 funder reward and anti-spam fees you paid, plus any amount you earned from 🎁 funder rewards.
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The default 🎁 funder reward for Ideas is 10%. The anti-spam fee is typically 1%.
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### Multiple positions
Because the earning potential of a position increases over time, when you add more support, you create another position. Each position must be withdrawn separately.
Multiple Idea Positions
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