Topic: Bounties for ICO's (Read 378 times)
I personally go to the section "alternative cryptothermia" and subsection "bounty" to join the ICO. Here you can select the appropriate ICO companies. Also there is information about them in the form of a table.
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I think if you're not able to utilise a running system, it might be better to track manually as mentioned above, e.g. Google spreadsheet.
I think if you're not able to utilise a running system, it might be better to track manually as mentioned above, e.g. Google spreadsheet.
Very nice idea, thanks for the link.
We are using our own software. Check it out here.
I think if you're not able to utilise a running system, it might be better to track manually as mentioned above, e.g. Google spreadsheet.
I think if you're not able to utilise a running system, it might be better to track manually as mentioned above, e.g. Google spreadsheet.
That is cool, as far as I can see, most of bounty will employ a bounty manager to help them manage different bounties, such as translation, twitter, btt signature campaign, and so on.
I think smart contracts may be useful in some stages of bounty campaigns. For example bounty rewards can be sent through smart contracts, tracking bounty campaign participators with smart contract is more complicated. You can only track for example character count of every post, subforums etc. I have no knowledge about it but in order to track quality of posts, machine learning might be required.
Thanks, Smart Contracts sounds like it would work well
I think smart contracts may be useful in some stages of bounty campaigns. For example bounty rewards can be sent through smart contracts, tracking bounty campaign participators with smart contract is more complicated. You can only track for example character count of every post, subforums etc. I have no knowledge about it but in order to track quality of posts, machine learning might be required.
How do you implement them into an ICO? And the best way to track them.
you were asking how to track your campaign? wish i got your point, you may go to the bounty thread to find the spreadsheet for information, or you can go to the dec for help
We are using our own software. Check it out here.
I think if you're not able to utilise a running system, it might be better to track manually as mentioned above, e.g. Google spreadsheet.
I think if you're not able to utilise a running system, it might be better to track manually as mentioned above, e.g. Google spreadsheet.
AFAIK most of them are manually tracked using some sort of spreadsheet (Google docs being the main tool used).
How do you implement them into an ICO? And the best way to track them.
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