The OP created this thread and then contributed to it by making two posts on the day it was created. Following that another two posts were made the day after. Now when we are two weeks in to the thread being created and since their last post, the OP seems to have understood their attention-seeking has backfired. We do not know the names of any other accounts the OP is operating but clearly the idea is for him to enrol them on to campaigns otherwise we would not here.
It is natural that newbies hardly follow up conversations. When I was new it happened to me and it has been happening in the forum. Sometimes the comments get too much and they don't know how to join again or they might have gotten answers or see that the community does not approve of their idea, they will back off without locking the thread.Campaign managers will decide if you are qualified by looking at your profile. Writing a paragraph is pointless because even spammers are capable of writing a good enough description that might sound convincing to managers. To know if someone will provide good value to a campaign it is more important to check if someone has negative trust and whether their writing has an acceptable quality.
Spammers writing good enough or convincing description might not be easy unless they are aided by AI. What causes spamming could be bad knowledge of English language. Or do people just choose to be spammers even if they can do better? 
