Ok. I messaged Hhampuz about this but he didn't reply to my PM yet. Since almost all are asking for the names and one has already found the case, yes, Negotiation is who I am talking about.
I think OP is referring to
Negotiation who is right above my name in
Bitvest Signature Campaign list managed by
Hhampuz(most trusted campaign manager).
If this is the case, the
Signature Campaign Terms are set by lightlord, who is the owner of BitVest(if I am not wrong). Hhampuz is just managing the campaign for lightlord. As per the campaign terms, Negotiation has not broken any rules, so he is eligible to be paid.
BTW, all reputed campaign managers know perfectly well how to manage a campaign.
When I made the post I didn't know the owner created the signature terms. But I don't agree with the fact that lightlord is willingly paying him. Hhampuz is the one managing the campaign, if he had informed lightlord about the issue, I think Negotiation would have been warned or even removed.
Now with all that said, maybe us campaign managers need to make it a rule that posts where signatures aren't displayed do not count. Unless that rule is there though, it's not illegal for the user.
I know, I am not very experienced or reputable as you are. But I think every campaign manager should add this to their campaign terms. I would also suggest you do the same for Cryptotalk, aswell. Just inform the Yobit team that they are paying users even for the post that are not displaying signatures. If they are Ok with it then it's fine. But the project owners need to know what they are paying for, that's why they are paying someone reputable like you, to give them inputs on the campaign.
To be honest, there is no knowledge involved in judging campaign managers unless you want to contribute to the forum constructively. You should probably spend more time in Development and Technical sections.
Thanks for the suggestion. But I am a super newbie to crypto and not a tech guy. When I checked a few posts there, I was not able to understand most of the terms used there. But I like the wallet software section(helped a lot). I read almost all the pinned threads and now I am going through the list of guides given here -
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/guides-on-bitcointalk-index-thread-until-there-is-a-dedicated-subforum-4928968 and the basic videos of Andreas Antonopoulos. Next planning to read the Bitcoin Whitepaper. Apart from that, I read Meta, Beginner & Help, Bitcoin & Altcoin Discussion, Speculation, Project development etc. So, I think in a year or two, I'll also start contributing towards the forum.