How to track changes in rules of bounty campaign?

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Quote from: Nohara on September 14, 2018, 01:29:54 PM

Hey guys!

How do you track changes in rules of bounty campaigns? Do you use any telegram channels or websites?

Thank you in advance Wink

Take a look on the bounty thread every week or even everyday to get updated cos telegram and website wont help you. Every bounty manager updates their rule and posted it through this forum

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Always check telegram bounty groups created by the projects you're in or by your bounty managers. This is the place, where all the new information appears first. Forum is not always up-to-date. But of course make sure you check both telegram and the forum.

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Quote from: sehoon on October 07, 2018, 08:05:01 AM

You can track the changes in rules in a bounty campaign by checking the thread itself and if the project has telegram groups, it is commonly posted there so I don't think you should worry about it. The only problem you're going to have is being active or not.

Most of the new rules are usually placed on the OP of the bounty thread most of the time and a lot of them now always tend to have telegram announcement group which anyone can join so as not to miss the chances of getting important updates on any project they are participating in.

The latter is what I have always made use of actually for a while now except once in a while that I may just have to visit the OP at least once in a week like you said, to see if there is actually anything. For people that do not check often and for some project bounties that do not announce when they end, now I see the reason why some people would keep submitting report even when the bounty has ended few months back.

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Quote from: sell my ac_________nt on October 14, 2018, 04:32:37 PM

I think you just once a week to read the basic theme, there's always writing about all the changes. Do this regularly and you will always be up to date with the latest news)

That is always the best way to go about it. I wonder how you would be participating in most campaigns these days without at least having to check the thread once in a while since there would always be a need to submit report.

I guess a lot of people do not tend to take that serious and once they start a bounty, they never imagined some instructions could be passed and most of the time, it is always available on the OP page which should always be checked at least weekly as far as I am concerned. A lot of people also tend to join telegram groups created for bounties and that is also another way to get to know the latest.

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I think you just once a week to read the basic theme, there's always writing about all the changes. Do this regularly and you will always be up to date with the latest news)

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For me, to track changes in the rules of the bounty campaign is in the bitcointalk forum and the telegram bounty channel or the manager's bounty telegram channel. If you are working on a bounty (social media), don't forget to check whether there are changes or not. And don't forget to monitor the telegram channel.

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Quote from: Nohara on September 14, 2018, 01:29:54 PM

Hey guys!

How do you track changes in rules of bounty campaigns? Do you use any telegram channels or websites?

Thank you in advance Wink

You have to bookmark your bounty threads and you have to keep visiting thwm too often if there is any changes in the first post and sometimes the campaign will come to end before they mentioned but people continue to do their weekly tasks without knowing the completetion of their campaign so it is important to visit their bounty threads

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The rules sometimes change as time goes on it can happen, usually the manager announces that any changes to the bounty rules in the bounty thread are usually kept at the very top

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Well. i do check the bounty announcement post from time to time. I mean like once a week and with that i usually don't miss any change. But still you can't be 100% all the time. So you have to accept the fact that even being super active you might miss a few things at time.

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Quote from: Nohara on September 14, 2018, 01:29:54 PM

Hey guys!

How do you track changes in rules of bounty campaigns? Do you use any telegram channels or websites?

Thank you in advance Wink

Yes, of course, every day I check the first post in the subject of the project, I also follow the group in a telegram. This is necessary because at any time the terms of the company may change.

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Usually it was announced on the second post of the bounty manager and it is on the first page you can also track if there are some changes thru their telegram channel but the changes will be truly seen on their main thread because they really need to post it publicly for transparency.

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Changes of bounty rules should be write on the first page of the bounty thread to know it if it's official. Those on telegram is only a info to easily track by those participants. Being a bounty participants it's our responsibility to visit the bounty thread if there's an update to the bounty. I had encountered this kind of changes but the bounty manager had informed us in advance like if the bounty is extended or the bounty reward was adjusted. It's only the bounty manger has the full control on the changes about the rules.

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At this time usually information about updates to the Bounty campaign will be given on their telegram channels but in a thread bounty it is also an obligation to be informed. so basically I usually see rule updates only on their telegram accounts and in their official bounty accounts. But there are also those who use the medium for reporting updates even though it's very rare.

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usually the Bounty manager announcment it on the telegram bounty and thread bounty
but most bounty managers will notify the thread bounty when the rules will be changed

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Hey. Regularly look through the company's section on the forum, view telegram and other social networks.

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I subscribed to all the telegrams of the projects in which I participate. Important news is usually published in these channels and in the main thread on the forum.

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You need at least once a week to read the main theme of the bounty and once a week to read the telegram channel bounty.

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It's best to visit this forum from time to time and check if there are any changes, because very often changes are forgotten to post! Do not forget !?)

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You need to regularly review the topics that set out the rules of participation in the bounty. No other way.

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Quote from: xsantana on October 07, 2018, 09:14:38 AM

yes that's the right way to monitor changes in bounty campaigns that are very easy to use telegram, besides being easy to discuss, also easy to get the latest news, unlike social media, as long as we do not access, we will not know the campaign changes

not all information about the bounty rules is distributed on the telegram.
sometimes you have to visit the thread bounty to get an announcement from the manager. I think it's important to get fast and correct information.

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