Topic: MESSAGE TO BOUNTY MANAGERS - page 3. (Read 660 times)
I have seen the questionnaire and they are all good questions if you are into cryptocurrency you will be able to answer these questionnaires these are basic questions about Cryptocurrency and they are also asking about information about the project that you want to promote since this is the first one I'm pretty sure it will be adopted by other bounty managers
i think it is a nice work put up by the goema bounty manager to put away spammers and it pave way for it. so many people are not interested in his bounty because of the question and the funny ting is the questions are not though. still yet [put are put of from participating. quite impressive.
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I'm glad you find this additional task pleasing 
. Just to be clear, this isn't my idea, it was pitched to me by the Geoma DAO project team. I took a look at their suggestion and implemented it on the bounty campaign.
Their aim was to screen out fake/bot accounts and only accept users who truly know and follow Geoma DAO project wholeheartedly and wouldn't just join the campaign for a quick cash grab.
Positive effects for implementing these types of questionnaires are obviously having lesser bots, fake and multiple accounts.
Since bot account owners find it hard to fill-up these types of questionnaires (regardless of how easy or hard the questions are), they would just opt-out on joining the campaign.
The Bounty manager can also easily spot bot/fake and multiple accounts through their answers. (Take a look at the image below and see how similar these account's answers are).
Implementing a questionnaire is not a means of totally irradicating fake/bot accounts from any bounty campaign but it sure is doing a great job of reducing their numbers.
Not just telegram, I've seen other bounty campaigns like video that cheaters steal btt address of others to claim tokens without the real btt account users knowing, bounty managers are to be blame for this but still this doesn't clear the fact that many bounties are waste of time
It looks like almost all of the altcoin bounty managers must do a double-check about that. This is not something new in the bounty when some participants are stealing others' data to participate in the campaign and mostly happened with social media. But if this is a personal complaint and this message that already made by OP must be sent directly to the his managers who are managing the campaign.
Not just telegram, I've seen other bounty campaigns like video that cheaters steal btt address of others to claim tokens without the real btt account users knowing, bounty managers are to be blame for this but still this doesn't clear the fact that many bounties are waste of time
It looks like almost all of the altcoin bounty managers must do a double-check about that. This is not something new in the bounty when some participants are stealing others' data to participate in the campaign and mostly happened with social media. But if this is a personal complaint and this message that already made by OP must be sent directly to the his managers who are managing the campaign.
I see that most trusted bounty managers have begun to use strategic steps to optimize their efforts in combating cheaters. Starting with (1) POA system, (2) selection of participant signatures with a merit system, and (3) participant restrictions from members to the top for social media campaigns, this is effective enough to reduce uneducated cheaters. While the method used by Julerz to select the bounty participants is also quite effective, indirectly it makes the bounty participants to study in advance the projects they will support. I really appreciate the hard work and effort of bounty managers in fighting cheaters, we can also help them by reporting accounts that are fraudulent. This will make the bounty campaign better and more effective.
I was a participant to one of Julerz's campaign back in the days and actually he handled it pretty well. He made sure that every participant is still wearing the signature until the campaign ends.
That idea is quite new to me and it could filter out participants in the campaign, whether they're just careless bounty hunters who would just speak to complain.
That idea is quite new to me and it could filter out participants in the campaign, whether they're just careless bounty hunters who would just speak to complain.
I also saw that campaign and it's the first time that is implemented here, the best part is bounty manager escrow the rewards, this is to guaranty proper distribution, and bounty hunters can have a peace of mind that rewards will be received in time, bounty managers should follow this lead, from Julerz, it brings positivity to the campaign.
indeed with the escrow function like that can provide a little guarantee of payment for bounty campaign participants but you should know that the results given depend on the value of the coin in the market. so developers should also provide support to be able to make expensive coin prices. 
The steps taken by JULERZ12 are very effective in reducing scammers to participate in projects, and automatically the PM's job will be even easier. During this time the scammer is very troubling, with innovations like this, hopefully it can be adopted by other PMs to prevent the scammers who have been hanging around so much.
I personally strongly support the steps taken by JULERZ12, because with this strategy a fake account has no chance at all to join the project.
I personally strongly support the steps taken by JULERZ12, because with this strategy a fake account has no chance at all to join the project.
Julerz12 is a badass BM, many bounty hunters will always get rejected from his campaign because he takes his time to investigate thoroughly before approving any bounty Hunter, this extreme measure makes his bounties safe from spammers and bot users
I had been a part with him to promote a project on this forum and you are right he is a good bounty manager. He will try to update everything that he knows to bounty hunter in order to prevent any miss communication specially when the distribution come. You will be safe with him and yoh will get reward as your portion. But if I give a criticism against him, he has a lack knowledge to choose good and bad project, because I got a lot of token for almost 50.000 amount of token but there is no value against them. The project just eventually being shitcoin and I got nothing from it. Maybe it will be a learning for him, to be a bounty manager is not about to ensure that the bounty hunter get the token but more than that he should make sure that the coin has a value in the future. The answers to the questions given by julz can be search from the internet though.
What he may add later is the questions only the forum users knew like which is LoyceV alt account or something like this. This will lead these bounty hunters to unite and have a group where they can ask questions and what the answers are. And if the questions are too hard, this disqualify someone who can actually promote the project will millions of twitter followers.
I also saw that campaign and it's the first time that is implemented here, the best part is bounty manager escrow the rewards, this is to guaranty proper distribution, and bounty hunters can have a peace of mind that rewards will be received in time, bounty managers should follow this lead, from Julerz, it brings positivity to the campaign.
This is not the first time bounty manager asks to answer few question about the project. Previously I've faced a campaign, where hunters needed to select correct answer which could be found in whitepaper (easiest way was to use "find" and search the answer). But Julerz improved that. I like that the answer in questionnaire must be your own words. You read the question, find the answer, read it, understand it and fill the questionnaire.
I was so intrigued by how the manager did it so I took the test.
Wow, I was amazed by the questionnaire.
Some of them are really difficult to answer if you don't have the right knowledge about the project he is operating.
The good thing though is you don't have to force yourself.
It was a real challenge if you won't research.
I suggest the others to do it at your own knowledge only.
Somehow it can also prove something for the project owner that maybe some of us here doesn't really have that right amount of knowledge about blockchain yet.
That way, it could be worked out.
Wow, I was amazed by the questionnaire.
Some of them are really difficult to answer if you don't have the right knowledge about the project he is operating.
The good thing though is you don't have to force yourself.
It was a real challenge if you won't research.
I suggest the others to do it at your own knowledge only.
Somehow it can also prove something for the project owner that maybe some of us here doesn't really have that right amount of knowledge about blockchain yet.
That way, it could be worked out.
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I totally dont see the question been asked by the bounty manager in subject as an answer to stop bounty spammer or bot because the question asked was about the particular project which the bounty hunter want to apply and it not even use to select participants.
With the been said, the bounty "Proof of Authentication" post is enough to stop spammers.
With the been said, the bounty "Proof of Authentication" post is enough to stop spammers.
Julerz12 is a badass BM, many bounty hunters will always get rejected from his campaign because he takes his time to investigate thoroughly before approving any bounty Hunter, this extreme measure makes his bounties safe from spammers and bot users
Not just telegram, I've seen other bounty campaigns like video that cheaters steal btt address of others to claim tokens without the real btt account users knowing, bounty managers are to be blame for this but still this doesn't clear the fact that many bounties are waste of time
This is pretty good and new, it's also very effective at reducing multiple accounts and spam. because I am sure every field must only have 1 answer for each questioneer from the geoma dao. when I saw in the spreedsheet some were rejected, maybe because they could not pass the questioneer and that was part of the rules required to join the geoma dao bounty. This is a good step and a new project or bounty can mimic the method used by Geoma Dao.
My own message to all bounty managers is to take their work very serious and they shouldn't give spammers any chance, if we can have solid bounty managers like julerz12, arteezy, bubbalex in this space there will be limit to spammers and fake bounty managers
I have to admit it is an educative attempt by Julerz, because not only is the test going to chase off bounty scammers, it is also going to educate every bounty hunters that did that questionairre.
We need to start understanding the core context of crypto currency as bounty hunters and also teach the newbies, so that the rate at which participation in shit and scam bounties can reduce greatly.
If other bounty managers can do ths, then bounty hunters get to learn different information from different project.
Not just understanding the core concept of cryptocurrency we need to have basic knowledge of every project we promote. I bet most hunters here have no idea the solutions project they're promoting is providing to the world all we do is promote and wait for payment. We need to start understanding the core context of crypto currency as bounty hunters and also teach the newbies, so that the rate at which participation in shit and scam bounties can reduce greatly.
If other bounty managers can do ths, then bounty hunters get to learn different information from different project.
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