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DOCUMENTATION: Clarify how share power affects reputation gain rate of non-hacking work (#2544)

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## NS.getSharePower() method
Share power has a multiplicative effect on rep/second while doing work for a faction. Share power increases incrementally for every thread of share running on your server network, but at a sharply decreasing rate.
Share power has a multiplicative effect on rep/second while doing hacking work for a faction. If you do non-hacking work, share power still increases the reputation gain rate, but the effect is non-linear.
Share power increases incrementally for every thread of share running on your server network, but at a sharply decreasing rate.
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Share power has a multiplicative effect on rep/second while doing work for a faction. Share power increases incrementally for every thread of share running on your server network, but at a sharply decreasing rate.
Share power has a multiplicative effect on rep/second while doing hacking work for a faction. If you do non-hacking work, share power still increases the reputation gain rate, but the effect is non-linear.
Share power increases incrementally for every thread of share running on your server network, but at a sharply decreasing rate.
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share(): Promise<void>;
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* Share power has a multiplicative effect on rep/second while doing work for a faction.
* Share power has a multiplicative effect on rep/second while doing hacking work for a faction. If you do non-hacking
* work, share power still increases the reputation gain rate, but the effect is non-linear.
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* Share power increases incrementally for every thread of share running on your server network, but at a sharply decreasing rate.
* @remarks
* RAM cost: 0.2 GB