Excellent analysis. The point is that now all the campaigns last too long, and until the end you do not know how much they will pay you (and above all IF will pay you).
Also now it is practically impossible to climb in rank, so I do not know if it is still worth wasting time.
Topic: Signature Campaign Participants - page 2. (Read 236 times)
A signature campaign is a type of marketing campaign where in the users are going to wear the projects name to their profile and advertising it through posting high quality contents as well as participating to discussions in order to expose the projects name.
I admit this kind of work/job here in the forum are the most known campaign in the forum. The growth of the users and bounty hunters here in the forum grows so fast as well as the upcoming projects in the crypto industry.
But this past month I've noticed a reputable manager that gets a red tag because he/she promote a project that scams investors. My concern here is that as a bounty hunter and as a promoter/signature participants we and everyone should be responsible enough, not just because they give us reward it means we should participate in them as a bounty hunter. I for one do have some criterias whether I joined or support a project or not, here are some of it:
• Reading the whitepaper - As a participants we should know what kind of project we're supporting or promoting. Because some people I know just wear the signature of the project without knowing what he/she is promoting all about.
• How the projects work - We should also know how the project will work, we should also need to have knowledge about different kinds of scam in order to spot whether the projects we're promoting is scam or not.
• The background of the team - Well this is optional but of course i want to make sure that the project is legit as well as its team members.
My point is let's help each other to stop scam by not supporting them and we can do that by knowing the projects we're going to support, well it's not just for the investors that can benefit if we're going to do this but the forum too. Well this is all my insights i want to share my main point here is we should be responsible enough on what projects we're going to support.
I admit this kind of work/job here in the forum are the most known campaign in the forum. The growth of the users and bounty hunters here in the forum grows so fast as well as the upcoming projects in the crypto industry.
But this past month I've noticed a reputable manager that gets a red tag because he/she promote a project that scams investors. My concern here is that as a bounty hunter and as a promoter/signature participants we and everyone should be responsible enough, not just because they give us reward it means we should participate in them as a bounty hunter. I for one do have some criterias whether I joined or support a project or not, here are some of it:
• Reading the whitepaper - As a participants we should know what kind of project we're supporting or promoting. Because some people I know just wear the signature of the project without knowing what he/she is promoting all about.
• How the projects work - We should also know how the project will work, we should also need to have knowledge about different kinds of scam in order to spot whether the projects we're promoting is scam or not.
• The background of the team - Well this is optional but of course i want to make sure that the project is legit as well as its team members.
My point is let's help each other to stop scam by not supporting them and we can do that by knowing the projects we're going to support, well it's not just for the investors that can benefit if we're going to do this but the forum too. Well this is all my insights i want to share my main point here is we should be responsible enough on what projects we're going to support.
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