Indeed, it is very important to read the rules written in the Bounty thread, because if it is not read in its entirety, it will make you confused if there is a change in the rules made by the Bounty manager. So we have to check the rules first.
I think checking rules is definitely done, but for some bounty hunters just skim. whereas many cases that occur are rules changes made by the bounty manager. yes if there is a notification through the bounty group it is not a problem. but if there is no notification and only changes the rules after the campaign is over I think it's unsportsmanlike. 
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Let's not forget that there are few bounties too that implemented KYC at the beginning of the bounty and later on they removed KYC before bounty ends,i think what's most important is reading bounty rules very well
i support the fact that bounty rules should be well read before registering but i dont go with the manager changing rules after people must have registered, that would have led to waste of time, many and energy of the participant, and better still still if any extra rule(s) will be added it should be sent into individual box to assure proper awareness.
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It is right. There are rules in the first project. We should follow the service. And the Bounty Manager should not change those rules. After finishing the rules, did you read what you have qouted ? the guy above you already said that there are rules which claims that they will change thier rules at anytime without any notice to the bounty hunters . you can proceed if you agreed on that terms and its not right to complain if ever they will change the rules you can only complain on a manager or on a bounty that does not have that rules but im not sure if there are still campaigns that dont inlclude that rules , .
Before you start complaining that bounty managers change bounty rules after bounty ended or KYC was later implemented do you read the bounty rules and regulations?
Many bounties have already says it all in their rules and regulations that 'THE BOUNTY MANAGER HAS THE RIGHT TO CHANGE RULES AT ANY TIME' when you see something like that always know that anything can happen ,the one way to avoid this is if there is no such rules on the bounty thread.
Bounty hunters still find it very hard to read,they care less about rules and go for the good looking bounty allocation, please have patience and go through rules and regulations ,most times its not always the bounty managers fault.
It is right. There are rules in the first project. We should follow the service. And the Bounty Manager should not change those rules. After finishing the rules, Hanter has lost many lives after changing the rules. Many bounties have already says it all in their rules and regulations that 'THE BOUNTY MANAGER HAS THE RIGHT TO CHANGE RULES AT ANY TIME' when you see something like that always know that anything can happen ,the one way to avoid this is if there is no such rules on the bounty thread.
Bounty hunters still find it very hard to read,they care less about rules and go for the good looking bounty allocation, please have patience and go through rules and regulations ,most times its not always the bounty managers fault.
And also the bounty manager has the right to change rules during or at the end of campaign as they are authorized and if its for the better of the project.
They can't if that is not stated in the bounty rules at the start, that would be an injustice to the bounty hunters, usually the change is to decrease the reward or require some KYC which was not stated at the beginning. Changing bounty rules might also affect the reputation of the project if bounty hunters are not happy.
I think it is very important to know the bounty rules first before engaging to enter on their bounty project. And also the bounty manager has the right to change rules during or at the end of campaign as they are authorized and if its for the better of the project.
It is obvious people don't read the bounty rules and regulations. But one thing I don't understand is the reason why bounty hunters don't want KYC. Is it because they are fraudster posing as many people to accumulate tokens with less or no efforts?
Before you start complaining that bounty managers change bounty rules after bounty ended or KYC was later implemented do you read the bounty rules and regulations?
Many bounties have already says it all in their rules and regulations that 'THE BOUNTY MANAGER HAS THE RIGHT TO CHANGE RULES AT ANY TIME' when you see something like that always know that anything can happen ,the one way to avoid this is if there is no such rules on the bounty thread.
Bounty hunters still find it very hard to read,they care less about rules and go for the good looking bounty allocation, please have patience and go through rules and regulations ,most times its not always the bounty managers fault.
Many bounties have already says it all in their rules and regulations that 'THE BOUNTY MANAGER HAS THE RIGHT TO CHANGE RULES AT ANY TIME' when you see something like that always know that anything can happen ,the one way to avoid this is if there is no such rules on the bounty thread.
Bounty hunters still find it very hard to read,they care less about rules and go for the good looking bounty allocation, please have patience and go through rules and regulations ,most times its not always the bounty managers fault.
Anything can really happen but if they are changing the rules to make it appear that bounty hunters will have a hard time claiming their stakes that's a different story if they are delaying the distribution or locking the thread for an unspecified time, then it's like scamming bounty hunters they can change the rules but not about bounty distribution.
it's like a rule that changes in the middle or at the end of a bounty and often happens, I don't think too much about it. sometimes at the end of the bounty requires the kyc, sometimes the duration of the ico is extended, sometimes the bounty suddenly stops. as long as I follow the bounty, I experience a lot of things. and what still makes me ask is, the exact time for distribution and launching into a market exchange that the bounty manager never said, just said "soon".
Wise attitude. Regulations are the authority of the bounty manager and the development team. As participants, we can only obey that, as long as the changes are reasonable and with the right reasons. As a bounty hunter, we must also understand this as a risk. 
Before you start complaining that bounty managers change bounty rules after bounty ended or KYC was later implemented do you read the bounty rules and regulations?
Many bounties have already says it all in their rules and regulations that 'THE BOUNTY MANAGER HAS THE RIGHT TO CHANGE RULES AT ANY TIME' when you see something like that always know that anything can happen ,the one way to avoid this is if there is no such rules on the bounty thread.
Bounty hunters still find it very hard to read,they care less about rules and go for the good looking bounty allocation, please have patience and go through rules and regulations ,most times its not always the bounty managers fault.
Yes it is allowed to change by the bounty manager but if their intention is to ot paying the bounty hunters for their work then there will be a problem raises and also scam accusations will raise against the managers. Many bounties have already says it all in their rules and regulations that 'THE BOUNTY MANAGER HAS THE RIGHT TO CHANGE RULES AT ANY TIME' when you see something like that always know that anything can happen ,the one way to avoid this is if there is no such rules on the bounty thread.
Bounty hunters still find it very hard to read,they care less about rules and go for the good looking bounty allocation, please have patience and go through rules and regulations ,most times its not always the bounty managers fault.
it's like a rule that changes in the middle or at the end of a bounty and often happens, I don't think too much about it. sometimes at the end of the bounty requires the kyc, sometimes the duration of the ico is extended, sometimes the bounty suddenly stops. as long as I follow the bounty, I experience a lot of things. and what still makes me ask is, the exact time for distribution and launching into a market exchange that the bounty manager never said, just said "soon".
Before you start complaining that bounty managers change bounty rules after bounty ended or KYC was later implemented do you read the bounty rules and regulations?
Many bounties have already says it all in their rules and regulations that 'THE BOUNTY MANAGER HAS THE RIGHT TO CHANGE RULES AT ANY TIME' when you see something like that always know that anything can happen ,the one way to avoid this is if there is no such rules on the bounty thread.
Bounty hunters still find it very hard to read,they care less about rules and go for the good looking bounty allocation, please have patience and go through rules and regulations ,most times its not always the bounty managers fault.
Many bounties have already says it all in their rules and regulations that 'THE BOUNTY MANAGER HAS THE RIGHT TO CHANGE RULES AT ANY TIME' when you see something like that always know that anything can happen ,the one way to avoid this is if there is no such rules on the bounty thread.
Bounty hunters still find it very hard to read,they care less about rules and go for the good looking bounty allocation, please have patience and go through rules and regulations ,most times its not always the bounty managers fault.
The problem that often occurs in bounties is KYC. Sometimes bounty hunters don't read the general rule that includes KYC requirements and when the bounty is over they have not done KYC and have not been paid. Rarely do I see bounty managers changing regulations arbitrarily because they will definitely maintain their reputation
if the rule say "THE BOUNTY MANAGER HAS THE RIGHT TO CHANGE RULES AT ANY TIME" i will leave it and try to find another project, but if manager is professional and the project i think so potential i will consider joining with take the risk
Not the fact that many companies on the bounty follow these canons. Since the text can always be edited. I had a situation when a kyc was introduced at the end of the company, and I took a screenshot and sent it to the team. To which I was told that this is a necessary measure to combat bots. Earnings in the bounty is based only on trust.
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That's is truly correct mate rules is edited if the ICO project end, from the rules of the project they put KYC isn't required. We all know changing the rules is possible to get scam because for me changing the rules or edit rules from the thread is untrusted possible get scam.
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That's is truly correct mate rules is edited if the ICO project end, from the rules of the project they put KYC isn't required. We all know changing the rules is possible to get scam because for me changing the rules or edit rules from the thread is untrusted possible get scam.
I have the same opinion and believe that if any hunter is entering a bounty programme where is stated that the team can change the rules whenever they like, he should follow those rules, even a KYC and not complain about it.
why complain. do not do and follow what is done by the manager and team, we will not get a reward. I think people as participants will still accept it. Reading carefully the rules will help you have a successful bounty campaign. Legit bounty managers often make these rules so the campaign would run smoothly and participants get a fair share of the stakes allotted for the campaign. Just be sure that the campaign you join is 100% legitimate.
Right.Mostly bounty campaigns who have good and legit bounty managers have stated their rules clearly before the bounty will start.In this way,bounty hunters will also be aware already of how will the bounty will run.As long as the bounty campaign itself is legit and had reached its hard cap,bounty manager will not change the rules as easy as that.
Bounty hunters have their own share of the blame, however in some cases, there are instances where bounty rules are changed arbitrarily without proper communication with the bounty participants. Most bounty managers usually lie under the umbrella of the fact that they can change the bounty rules at anytime but they also need to be considerate.
Sometimes I wonder why bounty managers are so much blamed for this fault. Most are not the cause of these bounty managers at all but the project management board. Even though bounty managers make it clear the bounty rules and regulation are subject to change, it mostly happens from the project board members and reading bounty rules and regulations well as hunters can help solve the problem of blaming bounty managers.
Reading carefully the rules will help you have a successful bounty campaign. Legit bounty managers often make these rules so the campaign would run smoothly and participants get a fair share of the stakes allotted for the campaign. Just be sure that the campaign you join is 100% legitimate.
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