Topic: Bounty managers cheat content creators - page 2. (Read 382 times)
I have the same opinion with you where many bounty managers cheat our content and make by himself, how many bounty campaign manager not allowed for all investor joined content campaign and they only give for special participants and joined by himself.
Seriously I ve a problem with bounty managers who reject articles on the basis of 'low audience'. Because blog writing is the only campaign whose stakes are awarded subjectively, bounty managers try to cheat those participants.
You will agree with me that no one can force someone to upvote or comment on his or her blog after reading.
Comments and upvotes should be a plus for extra stakes. Those with original contents with little or no audience should be given at least something little for their efforts and not just awarding 0 stakes because reading a white paper and coming out with something unique in order to attract investors is not something easy. I hope some bounty managers will hear me out
You will agree with me that no one can force someone to upvote or comment on his or her blog after reading.
Comments and upvotes should be a plus for extra stakes. Those with original contents with little or no audience should be given at least something little for their efforts and not just awarding 0 stakes because reading a white paper and coming out with something unique in order to attract investors is not something easy. I hope some bounty managers will hear me out
I think you should complaint with the manager, I believe there's solutions for your problem. If not and you're right just share with us so in future if he/ she become bounty manager we will take more attention with him. As long you can proof that you're right people will support you, so don't be afraid just go for it.
Content creation is not an easy thing to do, most especially for those who have originality in their works. The OP is right. I once participated in a bounty, but just because I have a low audience, my stakes was reduced to the last.
I was just amazed, because of the time spent and the effort put into it.
I was just amazed, because of the time spent and the effort put into it.
It's very important for content creator to have an audience it's useless if you do not have someone reading your works, and the project that you are promoting will not get lead, so why not share your work to your social media account this is what I'm doing to generate audience to my blog.
Have you contacted to the bounty manager regarding to your condition? Can you prove to him that your work is really beneficial and it is valuable enough suitable to the rules and condition? What kind of articles you make? I don't know your exact condition so that I cannot agree with you.
Some bounty managers doesn't know about the value of content making! I feel pity for them. Therefore, many managers gave stakes without checking plagiarism properly! But i will not call them cheater if they wrote a rule in the thread that if you dont have views, you will not get any reward! Even i agree with this rule. Without views, an article or blog is not helpful. They needs promotion, to bring more investors, then this is not possible without views! So, they are not cheater in this term.
I think such issues should be addressed directly with bounty managers. First of all, you should carefully read the terms and find out all the nuances with the Manager. And after everything is settled is to start writing an article. After all, nobody do not want anyone to our labors were in vain.
From my little experience in bounty, i don't think bounty managers cheat content creators, what i observed is that ,back in those days, only few people do content campaign, and reward was huge but now everyone is into the content creation, with the huge crowd doing content creation, just know reward will be low.
As a rule, all bounty managers write in the rules that if your blog does not have an audience, then you will not get any rewards. if they wrote it and you still took part, then this is your problems
And then he must have done a research to the his block for sure. So many blog participants give a little impact to the platform and that makes sense if they are taking such decision to refuse pay the content which has a little demand.
Before agreeing with you, would you mind to put your link of articles in order to make us sure that your articles are good enough? I think that every BM will have their own standard and they have made the certain regulation as stated in their rules of content. Have you made the articles based on the rules? I cannot agree with you or the BM because I personally don't know the true condition of yours.
In situations like this you need to work on yourself
If your articles get no likes, it means it is not unique or you target the wrong audience
When writing articles, your tagged section should correlate with the project idea
If your articles get no likes, it means it is not unique or you target the wrong audience
When writing articles, your tagged section should correlate with the project idea
Seriously I ve a problem with bounty managers who reject articles on the basis of 'low audience'. Because blog writing is the only campaign whose stakes are awarded subjectively, bounty managers try to cheat those participants.
You will agree with me that no one can force someone to upvote or comment on his or her blog after reading.
Comments and upvotes should be a plus for extra stakes. Those with original contents with little or no audience should be given at least something little for their efforts and not just awarding 0 stakes because reading a white paper and coming out with something unique in order to attract investors is not something easy. I hope some bounty managers will hear me out
I will advice you that before you make accusations, you should provide evidence to support your accusations. The fact that you are making good complains about some behaviours of some bounty managers, without proof you are just wasting your time creating a thread for it. But i don't think if your content meet their requirement, you will receive 0 stakes for it. I advise you check the rules which are usually made by bounty managers considering content aspect of the bounty. You will agree with me that no one can force someone to upvote or comment on his or her blog after reading.
Comments and upvotes should be a plus for extra stakes. Those with original contents with little or no audience should be given at least something little for their efforts and not just awarding 0 stakes because reading a white paper and coming out with something unique in order to attract investors is not something easy. I hope some bounty managers will hear me out
Could you provide an example? if you link one of your creations(blog post) and maybe show the stakes received?
https://steemit.com/blockchain/@dacosta/uzoma-the-decentralized-blockchain-based-tourism-ecosystem-in-bali
I participated in uzoma bounty campaign and got zero stakes on this blog with about 30 upvotes on steemit, on the basis of 'low audience' while another blog with only 4 upvotes was given stakes. Isn't that total cheat?
Could you provide an example? if you link one of your creations(blog post) and maybe show the stakes received?
https://steemit.com/blockchain/@dacosta/uzoma-the-decentralized-blockchain-based-tourism-ecosystem-in-bali
I participated in uzoma bounty campaign and got zero stakes on this blog with about 30 upvotes on steemit, on the basis of 'low audience' while another blog with only 4 upvotes was given stakes. Isn't that total cheat?
Yes, I agree, there is such a problem, and many managers put zero, and we work and work. I think there should be a more flexible content evaluation system.
People can even provide fake views of their contents but no one can provide 'fake original' content. Originality should be the main factor while the audience should just earn you extra stakes ahead of other participants.
Everyone finding a way to earn it big this these days, just like you trying to earn big in a bounty campaign using multiple accounts same goes for most mangers, upon the whole commissions left for them and their rewards they will still do it their way just to secure the bag with enough tokens, so don't be too worried always join bounty which managers have time to update the spreadsheet, and not those too busy type. Just saying
Yeah i have faced this issue as well and that is why i was discouraged and stopped writing new articles, most of my articles were accepted but some of them that were written in the same way the others were written and same time was given to them and they were unique as well and still they were rejected which ia not a good thing managers need to understand the effort put in.
The best way to avoid crying at the end is getting out of bounties with rules concerning audience view or likes. Though, some bounty managers do not state this in the rules and that's not fair to participants.
As a rule, all bounty managers write in the rules that if your blog does not have an audience, then you will not get any rewards. if they wrote it and you still took part, then this is your problems
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