I want to involve in your imagination. Can you imagine yourself in a campaign that requires 100+ posts per week? Just think about stake
Stake doesn't actually
require its participants to make 100+ posts per week. The minimum post requirement to get paid is just 25, although it seems they're still paying those who make less than the required 25 posts but with a different pay rate. Also, posts beyond the minimum are paid but with a significantly low rate, less than half of the rate for the first 25 posts. And then there's also the payment limit. So you cannot just post non-stop and get paid for it.
You're correct, but I read most of users posts, they're talking about campaign participants are only posts to get paid, not writing in natural.
Let's use Stake campaign as the example, the minimum posts per week is 25 posts and they willing to pay maximum of $125 per week excluding the $35 bonus.
When someone create 25 posts, people will say this user is only posts to get paid.
When someone create 83 posts (58 gambling posts) or 95 posts (70 posts non gambling), people will say this user is only posts to get maximum extra payment.
When someone create long posts, people will say this user is trying to become a best poster to earn bonus.
People aren't happy with that, they're want to see you're really posting without get any cent.
Actually agree on this sentiment or comment on which this is indeed reality. People would always be having something to say which its not really that shocking. The only thing on which
people couldnt thrown up some negative words is into those people who had earned most merit. We know that no matter how short or 1-liner reply they would be having as long they do have that tons of
received merit then it wont really be making some issue or would be generating out those common words to be thrown up on a certain user.
This is where you could really see that there's some different treatment or impression. About post quotas then it would be entirely be depending on the campaign manager in the end of the day.
They are the ones who would be setting up those rules and terms in regarding on the campaign. Even he's just a community manager, he would really be having the full rights on how
he would really be handling it out, usually post numbers will be ranging 15-25 post per week and this is that common max post count
but there are actually who doesnt have a limit which users would be spamming out as much as they can.
