Its bad practice i think, i got only sites that i like, noone paying me for this. Community should be community, not pursuers (posters) for profit
Well, it isn't a bad practice, many signature campaigns have limits which prevents spammers. They would also require constructive posts to qualify for a payout. There isn't much to earn from them and there is not much trusted campaigns around. I doubt there will be as much responses to discuss about things if there are no signature campaigns. People would most likely be motivated to post and contribute more to the community.
This is true, there are limits (Usually 100 posts/payout) and there are constructive post requirements. I know because I've been assisting in managing a campaign for the past two weeks, going into my third week. However, there are some trusted campaigns that do exist, regardless if they're just starting out or not. You have to look, but a week of lost time probably won't be too damaging on someone if there isn't a payout. Unless you really need the BTC, in which case there's not a lot you can do about it. Look for a trusted campaign, and hope you can still speak yourself in.
Just be warned with new signature campaigns. They can have you advertise for a month and then disappear without paying. The income for sig campaigns should be incidental - you should not post spam posts and "me too" or "+1" replies to pad your post count.
Yeah, there's been some no-pay situations to be sure, and Updown.bt is still kind of up in the air. Hopefully he clears everything up. Re: spamming, I've seen quite a few accounts banned, who were clearly grinding out that signature ad money...
Yeah, I've seen lots of said posters who spammed to grind out some ad money. It's kind of a letdown to see, but there are some people that are in just for the profit. As for UpDown, I haven't been following that, so I can't say anything with confidence.
Its bad practice i think, i got only sites that i like, noone paying me for this. Community should be community, not pursuers (posters) for profit
As above it's good for the bitcoin economy. Maybe one day there will be more advertisers than just bitcoin casinos and miners.
It would be wonderful to have more people providing advertising instead of just mining companies and gambling companies. Even if there where some exchanges that opened up ad campaigns for people, I would definitely spice up the market place. And even individual merchants advertising their stores or services wouldn't be bad either. The problem is, there are so many campaigns with extremely large payouts, is that it becomes difficult for advertisers without a large amount of capital to compete with the other campaigns.