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Might not be everyone is spamming,but when you wear the signature which wore by 99% other campaign spammers then you also will be considered as spamming.

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Except yahoo isn't managing the campaign.

Regardless of the issues and concerns in that campaign, i would salute you to be sincere with your signature.  

Not Yet. Maybe that Panel is expensive to use  

I am unable to convince you or maybe i am wrong in my assessments,  but i have one question for you.

Maybe cryptotalk decided to use the yobit panel to automate the registration/payment method which Yobit has already developed.

But on the other hand they also had to increase their site traffic too and maybe they could not thought of a better way to start with.

Maybe they didn't expected people to spam as much as they are doing it now at cryptotalk.

Do you believe yahoo encouraging spammers? Of course not, therefore why this thread exists, hence your words against yourself.

My answer is yes. I'm not saying everyone who is wearing the Cryptotalk signature is a spammer. Indeed, there have been a coupe of posters I generally hold in high regard whom I have been quite disappointed to see wearing the signature. But everyone who is wearing it is encouraging spammers, either here or on Cryptotalk.

Another one who agrees that the service he is promoting is low quality trash.

I'm couldn't care less about spam on Cryptotalk - that forum is already destined to have zero useful content - but I'm getting fed up of seeing thread after thread on this forum devolve in to only users wearing the Cryptotalk signature repeating the same nonsense worded slightly different back and forth to each other to hit their post quota.

Another one who agrees that the service he is promoting is low quality trash.

Everyone who is Wearing / Promoting / Managing the cryptotalk signature is directly / indirectly supporting spam ?

The ones who are spamming are being spotted and banned.

it's simply because there you can make low-quality posts and spamming

You said it already, its the eyes doctor  

1k sats per post is much more better than on fauceting thats why there would still be lots of people will jump in plus
having that chance on winning that 1BTC reward on the highest poster of that forum.It might bloat up the sites traffic
but those would be just temporal.Why? Its all because of money that people were targeting on and when the competition
is over then people go back to their origin and leave out the forum due to lack of interest.

Any other "company" using that panel?  

In the eyes of others you will be look like a spammer thats what I intented to say.
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Better suggest me a doc if you know.

Those who are wearing the signatures are not spamming.

The ones who are spamming are being spotted and banned.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.52577567

You need to consult a doctor.  

Holy shit, they really do have the funds to fund spam, do they?

Here is another snip which shows mods determination to make it a better forum.
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Those who are wearing the signatures are not spamming.

The ones who are spamming are being spotted and banned.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.52577567

You need to consult a doctor.  

Again crytotalk is using the Yobit panel and that's what written in the link you mentioned.
Maybe cryptotalk decided to use the yobit panel to automate the registration/payment method which Yobit has already developed.
Unless it is not declared clearly, we can assume it in both directions.

I actually didn't even see their "Total Post" counter. I just very roughly added up the number of posts in each board, which comes out at around ~25k. Wonder why there is a difference? Perhaps deleted posts? Or do they have a couple of boards only members can see?

Either way, it's irrelevant.

Might not be everyone is spamming,but when you wear the signature which wore by 99% other campaign spammers then you also will be considered as spamming.

Everyone who is Wearing / Promoting / Managing the cryptotalk signature is directly / indirectly supporting spam ?  My Answer is No.
Let's wait for your answer.

Good posters will want to post for the sake of posting, without the incentive of being paid a few cents for a post. If they stop paying and only a few good posters remain, the quality of posts will go through the roof (let's face it, the quality can hardly get any worse). If they stop paying and no one remains, then nothing of value will have been lost, and all the spammers will just return to bounty hunting for useless tokens.

Whatever you want to tell yourself to justify promoting a shady exchange. You can go through this thread (https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/list-of-banned-participants-in-the-cryptotalk-campaign-5188200) and see all the posts where people talk about the official YoBit account and YoBit management, including the user in charge of handing out bans. There is never any mention of Cryptotalk management. Or you can have a look on twitter, where people with issues with Cryptotalk are being advised to contact YoBit support, such as here: https://twitter.com/buihuye48749862/status/1181090503187554305.

Yeah there's quite the shitload of spam there, I checked a couple of days back and most of the top 10 people are just spammers who will do a minimum of 100 posts a day, with them all being 1-liners that add no substance to the forum. It's definitely a tactic to gain some traction/activity on their forum.

As I've said clearly when advertisers look at the forum, they'll probably see a pretty lively one with a lot of new traffic, and there's a 50/50 chance they don't care or check the quality of posts. I think that's what they are going for with the campaign there.