Is finding members for signature bounties getting harder and harder?

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Quote from: VTS on October 03, 2017, 01:07:01 PM

Hello!

Lately it seems that getting members to join signature bounties became very hard till almost impossible. Hugh amounts joining social-networks bounties tho.

Are the big numbers of upcoming icos the reason?

OR what else could it be?

I think the big numbe rof ico coming up is the valid reason, one signature campaign usually last two to three months to last so any new signature campaign coming up will have a hard to get new campaigner because some of the members are into other signature campaign a member usually, look immediately for a new campaign the moment they are allowed to take out the signature campaign.

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Quote from: VTS on October 03, 2017, 01:07:01 PM

Hello!

Lately it seems that getting members to join signature bounties became very hard till almost impossible. Hugh amounts joining social-networks bounties tho.

Are the big numbers of upcoming icos the reason?

OR what else could it be?

What I feel is he cause is because people are becoming more conscious with the series of scams concerning ICOs, then I want to be sure that I am not joining to promote scam which could soil my name in the process. Another is because people want to be sure of receiving their payment which bounties especially alt coins wont pay until the end of the ICO which might then take several months and sometimes might not happen eventually due to target not being met by the promoters of such ICO.

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Quote from: Pearls Before Swine on October 03, 2017, 07:47:39 PM

Quote from: VTS on October 03, 2017, 05:23:13 PM

Thank you for sharing your view! sadly there lies some true in it!

Of course there's truth in it. And I'm not disparaging foreigners, but from the ones I've
seen here, they should not be participating in these campaigns and bounties, because
for the work they're required to do, they're incompetent. It's not a hard job, but when
you don't know the language...when you do it wrong, it's a complete catastrophe.

are you sure? yes you say not disparaging but i still feel little upset. Not all are crap poster, please don't generalise.
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it's not about native english and foreigner, but about post quality. Yes it's up to campaign manager if he/she only accept english speaker, but i must say it'll also limiting chance to get money/investment from foreigner (looking at Chinese). coin devs won't care where the money will come from for their ICO

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Quote from: gustaf.berg on October 04, 2017, 06:49:44 AM

Yeah, it seems like most of the people are wearing those signatures and avatars actually doesn't bring any value to the projects as thoses guys' messages doesn't make sense.

In fact, the language barrier is not a problem. Right or wrong we have the ability to understand the meaning. The most important thing. Signature is a visual and therefore, the main effect it has. On the cryptocurrency market traditionally many Chinese. Maybe all the posts to write in Chinese? Grin

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Quote from: VTS on October 03, 2017, 01:07:01 PM

Hello!

Lately it seems that getting members to join signature bounties became very hard till almost impossible. Hugh amounts joining social-networks bounties tho.

Are the big numbers of upcoming icos the reason?

OR what else could it be?

I think plenty of people are joining sig bounties. It's just that many more people are joining social media bounties. And the reason for this will be it's only possible to join 1 sig bounty, but you can join loads of social media ones.
So imagine 5 people and 5 ICOs... each person joins 1 sig campaign and all 5 facebook campaigns. So each FB campaign has 5 entrants and each sig has 1. I think it's just that.

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Yeah, it seems like most of the people are wearing those signatures and avatars actually doesn't bring any value to the projects as thoses guys' messages doesn't make sense.

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I think its all about language barrier and weak patience. My couple of friends are on bounty campaigns. I just talked with one yesterday, he told me that he didn't write anything cause he was lazy in last weeks and didn't get stakes. So this is one reason.
Another one: noone really knows anything other than mother tongue in most nations. Even educated people.

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It is really hard to find signature campaign participants today becaise of many reasons. One of which is the time you needed to carry the signature, since there are campaigns that requires you to carry their signatures for a a specific period of time therefore making it a hindrance for you to join other campaigns. Another reason is that most people who are willing to join such signature bointies are already part of existing campaigns.
This all makes participants for signature campaigns really scarce.

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Yes, I think the big number of ICOs is the main reason, bounty threads have increased Significantly during the past three months, that why the forum administrators decided to open dedicated section for bounties, moreover, most of campaigns increased their percentage of tokens allocated for bounty, which may reach upto %5.

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Quote from: vintages on October 03, 2017, 04:52:37 PM

That's because a lot of people have lost trust Alt signature bounty. Its not easy to work for a whole month and still yet get nothing. Gone are those days when you get good ones.
But its good say that bitcoin signature bounties is still reliable.

I don't think that they don't have trust. Its that more don't want to because its way too long before getting a reward. And its only fulfilling to high rank members such as Sr and Hero member you get the most of the stakes. Although Jr to Full Member are accepted, those members wish to get a week payment just like in btc forum. However this is not the just in bounties. But if I get to a Sr Member rank, I will definitely target bounties. I don't mind the long wait because its gonna be rewarding after 4-8 weeks of work.

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Quote from: VTS on October 03, 2017, 01:07:01 PM

Hello!

Lately it seems that getting members to join signature bounties became very hard till almost impossible. Hugh amounts joining social-networks bounties tho.

Are the big numbers of upcoming icos the reason?

OR what else could it be?

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For the signature, yes I agree it's seems hard to find good quality posters/participants and most low levels (I hope we're not included Tongue

) are active to their local board section. For higher ranks, what I observed, most of them are with services section where it pays BTC which is of course understandable. And if someone from higher ranks joined the bounty campaign, it means that they think it will be successful and the project is really good. I always see higher ranks (sr.-legendaries) as "matured" and knowledgeable people within the cyrpto community like this forum.

For social media campaign part, it's still easy to find participants but the problem is, not all are genuinely posting your campaign. They tend to spam and join ALMOST ALL available bounty campaigns out there. It's like they're collecting tokens for a value of few dollars.

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Quote from: VTS on October 03, 2017, 05:23:13 PM

Thank you for sharing your view! sadly there lies some true in it!

Of course there's truth in it. And I'm not disparaging foreigners, but from the ones I've
seen here, they should not be participating in these campaigns and bounties, because
for the work they're required to do, they're incompetent. It's not a hard job, but when
you don't know the language...when you do it wrong, it's a complete catastrophe.

Quote from: gbosah on October 03, 2017, 07:39:38 PM

My opinion is due to the duration of some signature campaign that always last long causing the members to be limited to another new bounty

See? This post makes no sense whatsoever. This is a great example of a post
that was made either to rank up or to get paid. Bitcointalk is being flooded with this
crap.

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This is an interesting question indeed, especially as signature campaigns are among bounties the ones which usually pay the most. But perhaps for many people it is too much work...

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My opinion is due to the duration of some signature campaign that always last long causing the members to be limited to another new bounty

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I think the reason is why finding members for signature bounties getting harder and harder. There are more and more ICO with each day and a lot of scam here. So people start to think what signature bunty to join more thoughtfully. But also I thought a lot of bounty hunters here, more than need. I was wrong.

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I think a lot has to do with the many stipulations ico's put on and the low amount that is paid, also the fact that it's paid in their own coins. Most people from developed western countries find the offered amounts too low to bother.

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I agree with a lot of posts in here, but i see that most bounty managers are accepting some users that dont even know how to manage english, or that they only post in other languages, that is not good for the ico, since most traffic is supposed to go to english speakers, but it does not, it goes to local boards and nobody sees the signature and the project.
And most people only want to be paid in bitcoin, that is why the best posters are only being part of bitcoin campaigns, and i think this makes the project sounds more serious.

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Quote from: Pearls Before Swine on October 03, 2017, 04:51:24 PM

Quote from: Razick on October 03, 2017, 01:13:17 PM

Many ICO campaigns unfortunately accept everyone into their ranks. It is getting harder and harder to find pure fluent English speakers although they are still around. It is quite surprising there are not more of us, actually. Bitcoin is on the world stage now, yet 99% of the posters here do not speak English as their mother tongue. If you think about it, that is quite an odd stat.

Because these relatively low paying bounties attract the poorest, most desperate crypto
users. I bet half of them wouldn't even be into bitcoin if there weren't this opportunity to make
money on the forum. My native language is English, but I'm not into spamming things about
crypto on my Facebook or Twitter accounts, and I don't need the money that badly so that's why
I don't partake in such things. I don't find that to be a shame. It's a shame that there are
people willing to spam their friends and family and ruin this forum for a few dollars.

Thank you for sharing your view! sadly there lies some true in it!

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That's because a lot of people have lost trust Alt signature bounty. Its not easy to work for a whole month and still yet get nothing. Gone are those days when you get good ones.
But its good say that bitcoin signature bounties is still reliable.

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Quote from: Razick on October 03, 2017, 01:13:17 PM

Many ICO campaigns unfortunately accept everyone into their ranks. It is getting harder and harder to find pure fluent English speakers although they are still around. It is quite surprising there are not more of us, actually. Bitcoin is on the world stage now, yet 99% of the posters here do not speak English as their mother tongue. If you think about it, that is quite an odd stat.

Because these relatively low paying bounties attract the poorest, most desperate crypto
users. I bet half of them wouldn't even be into bitcoin if there weren't this opportunity to make
money on the forum. My native language is English, but I'm not into spamming things about
crypto on my Facebook or Twitter accounts, and I don't need the money that badly so that's why
I don't partake in such things. I don't find that to be a shame. It's a shame that there are
people willing to spam their friends and family and ruin this forum for a few dollars.

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