Also, Kapokala, if I'm not mistaken, is one of those in the management of Stake's signature campaign responsible for giving ratings to the members employed in this campaign. He may be a nobody in this forum given his member rank and his posts, but he's still one of the people who's task to oversee this campaign.
I have not yet seen any campaign manager or part of the campaign management who has no posts on the forum.Get to know our Management team:
- Jesse: over 7 years experienced gambler (casino & sportsbook) and with a great knowledge about crypto. He is the responsible for new approvals. He also check everyone posts to prevent issues with people who use to edit empty posts to abuse from the campaign (an issue we have faced 2x in the past months). Working with me for like 3 years now.
I don't really understand where this conversation is going. I have not seen a member of the campaign yet who is not satisfied with how the Stake.com team is managing the campaign.- Jesse: over 7 years experienced gambler (casino & sportsbook) and with a great knowledge about crypto. He is the responsible for new approvals. He also check everyone posts to prevent issues with people who use to edit empty posts to abuse from the campaign (an issue we have faced 2x in the past months). Working with me for like 3 years now.
If there are issues, Madam Caroll is always ready to answer queries in Telegram.
About the inability to be in "CFNP" status, I do believe one of the reasons is that they are strict about this rule.
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You must be an active forum user in daily basis (or at least 5 days a week)*
*by active members we dont mean those that will do a lot of posts in average then drop it to just a few in the day after to reach the min of 5 days requirement (i.e: 7, 9, 9, 10, 2 posts).. the same applies for the inverse situation (i.e: 3-3-2-4-2-13 posts). In both situations we can see that these 2 & 13 are totally out of the user average, both done to complete the minimum day or minimum post requirement (respectively). To avoid such issues, be active.
I hope that clears up some of the questions. *by active members we dont mean those that will do a lot of posts in average then drop it to just a few in the day after to reach the min of 5 days requirement (i.e: 7, 9, 9, 10, 2 posts).. the same applies for the inverse situation (i.e: 3-3-2-4-2-13 posts). In both situations we can see that these 2 & 13 are totally out of the user average, both done to complete the minimum day or minimum post requirement (respectively). To avoid such issues, be active.
