Topic: [ENDED] ChipMixer Signature Campaign | Sr Member+ - page 167. (Read 303553 times)

What I see in this guy's posts is a person who sees a very selective campaign which, as a result of that, has some of the best posters on bitcointalk, and which pays a very high rate relative to other campaigns and is therefore criticizing the campaign and the manager because he sees a meritocracy that he doesn't have enough merit to get into.

Guess what?  When I went to college, I couldn't have gotten into Harvard.  That's not because Harvard is a mysterious boys' club.  It's because my grades weren't good enough.

Find me a single campaign where the campaign clearly explains why they chose an individual over another one. Yes, there is no transparent waiting list, because what does not exist cannot be transparent. I've gotten upwards of 40 individuals applying for a single slots, and it's way too time consuming with no noticeable benefit to say "I chose Person A over person B because X. However, Person C was better than Person A because of Y, and and thus they were accepted."

Want to be accepted? Write good posts that actually get read.


Let me know how many campaigns you've worked with or what gives you the credentials to tell others how to run campaigns.


Most Participants != more exposure. Posts that get read are infinity times more valuable than those which are not. Higher pay allows me to attract better posters and those who are more well known. Individuals such as HCP are very active in Technical Support sections, and their posts almost certainly get read a lot. I could cut the pay into a fifth, and get 5 people. However, good posters might flock to other campaigns, so I'd be left with those who only post in megathreads, or those who write very short non-contributing posts. A post in a megathread might never get read, or a single digit amount from other megathread posters that need a quote to respond to.


There's a budget for the campaign. You can't just say "add more people!!11one!11"
Also, aside from Chinese (which I'm really bad at) and English, I can't speak any other languages. You ask for more transparency on how individuals are chosen, but want me to evaluate and consider accepting those who's posts I can't understand? How do I compare them with posters whom I do understand? Should I Google Translate (which makes posts seem very weird grammar wise and loses some words in translation?) their posts? Should I base it off of character length, and then discriminate against Chinese/Korean/Japanese posters as a result of that?


Like you?  


Well, yeah! A bot that counts your posts, only removing posts that were too short character wise or in the wrong section, and it had decent pay. It was a paradise for spammers; they could literally post anything, and as long as it was long enough, it would be paid for.

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I'm open to suggestions on how I could manage this campaign for the better. However, those suggestions shouldn't be vague with no clear way of doing it, reasonable to implement, and have a benefit.

I actually bolded the above from your post because I quite agree with you in totality on that.

Yep

yes, this is pure teaching which is mostly not applicable to this forum.

Why wouldn't you use a service you're advertising. You should look at a service and feel comfortable with how it works before advertising it.

look did you ever use the service you're advertising for?

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The only times I see you it's for crying on this topic. go back to your cave.

nope, I was not aware of the chipmixer service thread before it was mentioned here. go back to your cave.

Lol, good trolling, testing the service when you read they have a problem processing transactions.

In answer to your question Gyrsur, their bitcoind is most likely stuck again.
Considering they have more than ~100BTC I don't think it's the lack of funds issue anymore as it used to be (when they had to reorganise the site a bit).
They usually unfreeze the bitcoind within 24-48 hours.

I was pointing you at the service thread with the answer to why your deposit hasn't been credited yet.

I use it frequently and I'm very happy to endorse it.

nope! as you can see according to the thread I did answer a question that I tried chipmixer.com and it is not working until now.

did you ever use chipmixer.com for yourselve?

You're in the wrong thread. https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.41811603

so I did and I'm still waiting how to proceed with chipmixer.com after 14 confirmations

https://blockexplorer.com/tx/0a1500ba0e28df92685af268128b47858ce3da886abf0fb2e15c37556d0206c8


holy grap! they owe me 0.001 BTC.  

Come on guys, you dont need to answer that man. Obviously he is envious of this campaign and trying to get attention from the members of the campaign. Just ignore him and he will not reply on this thread anymore.

Correct, just like any other mixer. Or just like the banknotes in your wallet have most likely been used in criminal transactions somewhere in the past.

I wouldn't mind discussing this further, but it's completely off-topic here. If you create a thread about it, please post the link here.

Slave reporting for duty

It's entirely up to ChipMixer how to run the campaign. ChipMixer chose and trusts DarkStar_. The end.

C'mon, @Gyrsur. You're just looking for any reason at all to complain.

Just look at the progression, here:


Pretty simple, right? You're complaining that the manager is acting like God.
But once that gets answered, you change directions on a dime:


How sweet of you. You are trying to help DarkStar_ learn how to run a better signature campaign. That one gets answered too.
(Seriously, Reddit has fewer trolls than here??? Reddit has fewer trolls than anywhere???)
This is a social forum, and deals less with the mathematics of cryptography than it used to. That's natural. What used to be an amazing nerdy invention is transitioning into a globally known phenomenon. There's still definitely a need for the technical stuff. But this place still has a very important purpose for bitcoin.

Finally, you get flustered, and go for your third tangent:


Seriously?
Do I even need to talk about this one?

If you don't think the business is a good one, the answer is pretty simple. Don't go there.
Problem solved. Everyone is happy. And if chipmixer gets run into the ground by their business model, that is their lookout.

But I think honestly that this isn't much about the three tangents you brought up. I'm thinking this is more just sour grapes.
With all the time you spent here, you could've probably joined a lower paying campaign, and actually made some money.
I would suggest to you that that is a more profitable pastime than spamming this guy in hopes he gives you a slot.

Automation leads to spam and if you're going to get someone to check for post quality, why not also have someone go 100% and manage posts as well?

Of course these aren't freshly minted coins, just like every mixer they have an algorithm taking care of getting rid of as much initial taint as possible. It's not bullet-proof.

Miners can demand a high premium for their mint; if mixers were to use it, they would need to charge users extremely high fees and barely anyone would use a mixer then.

You can just as easily request ChipMixer to sweep the private keys for you, then you don't have to bother worrying about risks.

Why don't you just give it a try and explore ChipMixer for yourself.