It would be not good jumping from one campaign to another, you have to commit on the campaign who have accepted you. You have to be watchful on which campaign manager you are rejecting. Its true that you wont get negative trust, but the fact that you'll be remembered is a big deal. You dont have to leave a campaign once you have started, there would be more high paying campaign but it would be disrespectful for the manager. Beware, you may possibly encounter that manager again in another project.
Yes, I agree with this maybe you will not get red tag from the camp managers whom you leave for other campaign but they will remember you, especially those high paying campaign due to being disrespectful, still even in online business we have to make our attitude good and well, because remember we are dealing with different people. 
Topic: Signature Campaign Question (Read 2159 times)
I have no intent to leave my signature campaign but I'm curious to know, is it considered rude or unreliable to join a signature campaign and leave it for another? I would think it is an annoyance but I see people post in various campaign threads that they are leaving.
Don't think it's rude to leave a signature campaign and join another one. Its your wish and you can leave whenever you want. Its better to leave after payday instead of just leaving in the middle of the week.
Personally, and I'm not speaking for anyone else. I would rather see somebody switch from one campaign to another based on whatever information they are using because it would make me feel like they're actually choosing the campaigns based on something besides the payouts. In otger words, it would make it seem like they were actually choosing to support something that they had a personal conviction towards and found something that they felt more strongly about.
You should tell the campaign manager that you are leaving the campaign, if you get paid for the days being participated in campaign, then make sure to follow the terms of signature campaign.
You can leave at any time without saying that you are leaving, but you wont get paid for earlier participation. All the members looks for reliable campaign where they get money in wallets.
You can leave at any time without saying that you are leaving, but you wont get paid for earlier participation. All the members looks for reliable campaign where they get money in wallets.
Just think of it as a job. Is it wrong to leave your current company for a higher paying job?
I have no intent to leave my signature campaign but I'm curious to know, is it considered rude or unreliable to join a signature campaign and leave it for another? I would think it is an annoyance but I see people post in various campaign threads that they are leaving.
Rude or unreliable shouldn't be the words but irresponsible.
If they take you, you should at least complete the term once you are in because nobody intends that their users leave them in between if they are getting some more bucks elsewhere or whatever the damn reason is there. Applying on many places if you are not in any campaign already and then if you get accepted at 2 different places and then you do it, then it's not a problem IMHO. But if you are already in a campaign, you should at least let the manager know that you are going to leave that spot, (and to not let the terms deteriorated with them) then please continue that week/month with them as they are also trying hard to get you those chances where you get accepted and it's not loyal to leave them all of a sudden in a midst.
I have no intent to leave my signature campaign but I'm curious to know, is it considered rude or unreliable to join a signature campaign and leave it for another? I would think it is an annoyance but I see people post in various campaign threads that they are leaving.
for me aside of that, it is no problem if you leave your present signature campaign for the other campaign, because they have no regulation about that, and they can not do anything if you would like to increase your income or profit by joining another signature campaign with bigger profits. many people here are looking for signature campaigns with big profits even though they have a signature campaign but they looking for bigger ones.You are wrong, they can do something. You are applying which means you want to advertise this or that service. The manager has to review your posts and decide if you're to be accepted. If you quickly move somewhere else you won't get negative trust, but you could be remembered by the manager and not taken into the campaign again. Since one manager sometimes runs more than one campaign, it may be hard for you to find a spot in future. Don't forget that you have only one account and campaigns don't run forever.
I have no intent to leave my signature campaign but I'm curious to know, is it considered rude or unreliable to join a signature campaign and leave it for another? I would think it is an annoyance but I see people post in various campaign threads that they are leaving.
Don't follow their bad habits. It's not prohibited but if you are going to do that then you are just wasting your time posting and then switching to another without getting paid from your previous campaign.
Its better to ask the manager about it before making a real attempt to leave the campaign, is true that we are involved into campaign for a matter of money or support to certain kind of projects. But if you went approved from a reputable manager you should act as a responsible poster. Give or take.
It's okay to join another signature campaign even if you have a signature campaign already, of course you are looking for a bigger salary, and a signature campaign does not have rules like that, but if you get out of your signature campaign and you have not yet accepted to another signature campaign, you will not be able to join or return to your previous signature campaign.
I have no intent to leave my signature campaign but I'm curious to know, is it considered rude or unreliable to join a signature campaign and leave it for another? I would think it is an annoyance but I see people post in various campaign threads that they are leaving.
You can leave a campaign anytime you want , there is no problem for the campaign manager because he will just remove you from spreadsheet and not pay you. But remember that if you leave a campaign you cannot join the same campaign if you dont find another one. I have a tip for you: leave your campaign only if you are already accepted into another because if you leave and you are also rejected from new campaign you are fuc*ed up. You remain with nothing I have no intent to leave my signature campaign but I'm curious to know, is it considered rude or unreliable to join a signature campaign and leave it for another? I would think it is an annoyance but I see people post in various campaign threads that they are leaving.
You can leave signature campaign, no one can force to you wear signature but don't expect payment and don't be surprised if you don't get accepted in new one. Participants are doing this because they are not happy with rates, project or any other reason. Imo it would be polite to inform campaign manager about leaving campaign. 
I don't have yet any signature campaign.And I don't know if it is im a newly beginning of this site.But I really want to join.I need someone for helping me to know more about that.
It is easy
1- make good quality posts and do not spam useless posts in order to earn as much as possible because you will be kicked before you get a cent.
2- keep being active to increase your forums rank
3- join the signature campaign that you think you are able to apply its rules.
I don't have yet any signature campaign.And I don't know if it is im a newly beginning of this site.But I really want to join.I need someone for helping me to know more about that.
There are several reasons that a campaign participant suddenly leaves a apply to a new one. One is that the member has probably rank up and the current signature campaign he's in does not cover a automatic rank up. So he goes and try to apply to other campaign that he think should pay him right with his current rank. But at least have the decency to PM the current campaign manager so that he can find replacement for you. Or simply the participant look for a better paying campaign.
You can do it, but I'd be afraid that if I keep jumping too much nobody will want me in their campaign. Your post history is clearly visible and in it there are campaign applications. The more of those you have in a short period of time the lower your chances of being accepted into a new campaign. It's as simple as that.
On matter of respect to the manager at least wait til payment arrive and let them know before you leave you will do so.
You will find a lot of managers that arent doing their job properly in this forum because they may be newson management or by their own scam behavior. If you show a manager respect you they should treat you the same way and around here there are even guys who don't reply to private messages with reasonable questions. I find to be a good way to treat people the way the treat you.
You will find a lot of managers that arent doing their job properly in this forum because they may be newson management or by their own scam behavior. If you show a manager respect you they should treat you the same way and around here there are even guys who don't reply to private messages with reasonable questions. I find to be a good way to treat people the way the treat you.
It would be not good jumping from one campaign to another, you have to commit on the campaign who have accepted you. You have to be watchful on which campaign manager you are rejecting. Its true that you wont get negative trust, but the fact that you'll be remembered is a big deal. You dont have to leave a campaign once you have started, there would be more high paying campaign but it would be disrespectful for the manager. Beware, you may possibly encounter that manager again in another project.
Sadly there are still a lot of people doing that. They are suddenly applying on other campaign as soon as they saw a campaign which will be pay higher. You could be get negative trust from doing that (they ever said it)
It would be not good jumping from one campaign to another, you have to commit on the campaign who have accepted you. You have to be watchful on which campaign manager you are rejecting. Its true that you wont get negative trust, but the fact that you'll be remembered is a big deal. You dont have to leave a campaign once you have started, there would be more high paying campaign but it would be disrespectful for the manager. Beware, you may possibly encounter that manager again in another project.
I have no intent to leave my signature campaign but I'm curious to know, is it considered rude or unreliable to join a signature campaign and leave it for another? I would think it is an annoyance but I see people post in various campaign threads that they are leaving.
for me aside of that, it is no problem if you leave your present signature campaign for the other campaign, because they have no regulation about that, and they can not do anything if you would like to increase your income or profit by joining another signature campaign with bigger profits. many people here are looking for signature campaigns with big profits even though they have a signature campaign but they looking for bigger ones.You are wrong, they can do something. You are applying which means you want to advertise this or that service. The manager has to review your posts and decide if you're to be accepted. If you quickly move somewhere else you won't get negative trust, but you could be remembered by the manager and not taken into the campaign again. Since one manager sometimes runs more than one campaign, it may be hard for you to find a spot in future. Don't forget that you have only one account and campaigns don't run forever.
I have no intent to leave my signature campaign but I'm curious to know, is it considered rude or unreliable to join a signature campaign and leave it for another? I would think it is an annoyance but I see people post in various campaign threads that they are leaving.
for me aside of that, it is no problem if you leave your present signature campaign for the other campaign, because they have no regulation about that, and they can not do anything if you would like to increase your income or profit by joining another signature campaign with bigger profits. many people here are looking for signature campaigns with big profits even though they have a signature campaign but they looking for bigger ones. 
It's ok but to tell you honestly, its not a good practice leaving or switching to another campaign because it's your loss in the first place and not theirs.
Yes, many people looking for higher pay that's why many people kept on switching but managers will consider this and next time they will not give us chance to participate in another campaign. So it is always advisable to people stick with in one campaign because other will get a chance in the other campaign.
I agree with that idea, sticking to one campaign will give others the opportunity to participate with other new campaigns. Greediness of joining one to another campaign doesn't seem to be fair and well appreciated, you made other felt it's more like your closing other members door of gaining chances for profitable income. Every manager of the campaign you had will have to observe you current participation whether you're taking part of it until the end of the campaign, that's why some applicant wouldn't be accepted because of that records of not fulfilling the entire campaign period.
It's ok but to tell you honestly, its not a good practice leaving or switching to another campaign because it's your loss in the first place and not theirs.
Yes, many people looking for higher pay that's why many people kept on switching but managers will consider this and next time they will not give us chance to participate in another campaign. So it is always advisable to people stick with in one campaign because other will get a chance in the other campaign.
I guess that's not a good decision. following a single signature campaign and then leaving it in a short time just keeps you out of focus and will actually reduce results. (usually the stake will not be counted if it does not meet the requirements).
I don't think that there is a rule about leaving a signature campaign. It may just affect your reliability because the campaign manager might remember you if you do this often. That is just my opinion as I see a possibility in it. Still, I can't blame people from applying for a lot of signature campaigns because we cannot guarantee that we will be accepted, so just be courteous by informing the campaign manager in case that you will be leaving.
I have no intent to leave my signature campaign but I'm curious to know, is it considered rude or unreliable to join a signature campaign and leave it for another? I would think it is an annoyance but I see people post in various campaign threads that they are leaving.
I don't think its rude if someone said that its leaving its current signature campaign for another. I believe many people in this forum are looking for an extra income and if they see a campaign paying more than another then they might see it as an opportunity to earn higher. There would be times as well when they apply for a certain campaign and the manager did not reply for some time that's why he applied to another campaign and got accepted and then the manager of the first campaign replied that he got accepted to the campaign so he will choose what campaign he will join thus leaving one campaign.
Joining a signature campaign is like having a job so I think if someone wanted to join another campaign then it would be rightful to advise the manager of the previous campaign that he is leaving or leave him a direct message.
It's ok but to tell you honestly, its not a good practice leaving or switching to another campaign because it's your loss in the first place and not theirs.
Yes, it is always good for anybody before joining only because if we keep on switching from campaign to campaign in the middle means definitely next time manager will not give you chance to participate in the campaign. So we have to be very careful for not switching into another often.
Every member should observe loyalty to the present campaign that being joined and should avoid swithching to another one while actively posting with present campaign.Those managers were observing every participants attitude towards every posters job and if they find you not dedicated to the campaign that you're been taking of, I believe that in the future the campaign managers will hesistate to let you be a part of their new campaigns. Building good relatioship with campaign manager is better and it should be practiced by most of the participants.
First, many thanks for your thread. As your question is answered, we could place all questions here.
I have two questions.
Sometimes I see members posting "reserved" instead of their credentials. Is it to reserve the space and edit later or has it another meaning?
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There is given a "code" form for participating a campaign. I just copied and put in my data.
But I saw, that one put it in as code and it looked really good. How does that work?
I have two questions.
Sometimes I see members posting "reserved" instead of their credentials. Is it to reserve the space and edit later or has it another meaning?
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There is given a "code" form for participating a campaign. I just copied and put in my data.
But I saw, that one put it in as code and it looked really good. How does that work?
It's ok but to tell you honestly, its not a good practice leaving or switching to another campaign because it's your loss in the first place and not theirs.
Yes, it is always good for anybody before joining only because if we keep on switching from campaign to campaign in the middle means definitely next time manager will not give you chance to participate in the campaign. So we have to be very careful for not switching into another often.
yes but first of all if you want to leave in your campaign you must annouced it public which is the campaign thread . Or tell your campaign manager first through pm. , that you are leaving the campaign for the reason that you are recently accepted in other camp for example. . .So that a you will nerver get banned in the campaign and you are enable to join again if you want to reapply. Best Regards
It's ok but to tell you honestly, its not a good practice leaving or switching to another campaign because it's your loss in the first place and not theirs.
I have no intent to leave my signature campaign but I'm curious to know, is it considered rude or unreliable to join a signature campaign and leave it for another? I would think it is an annoyance but I see people post in various campaign threads that they are leaving.
Normally there is no issue about leaving members their signature campaigns for many reasons. I think the most reason they do so is because they find another campaigns paying more than their current campaign. Sometimes they quit because they get busy and don't have the enough time to post in the forum.
But it is always better to tell the campaign manager about your leaving to let him know.
well can't help it since their aim from the start is to earn but i find it rude if people didn't finished what they started. yes we don't have a written rule
about this but in all cases we have this manners thing or code of etiquette. just like in real life not everything should be writen in our laws
if the situation calls for you to quit a certain signature campaign its best to inform your campaign manager about it
I have no intent to leave my signature campaign but I'm curious to know, is it considered rude or unreliable to join a signature campaign and leave it for another? I would think it is an annoyance but I see people post in various campaign threads that they are leaving.
Normally there is no issue about leaving members their signature campaigns for many reasons. I think the most reason they do so is because they find another campaigns paying more than their current campaign. Sometimes they quit because they get busy and don't have the enough time to post in the forum.
But it is always better to tell the campaign manager about your leaving to let him know.
They'll get rid of you if you don't cut it, just as it's your right to get rid of them if they're not doing it for you. There's no point in losing money out of a misplaced sense of loyalty. Any one of them could close at any moment too.
The slightly dodgy area would be to ask about joining a campaign in public while still advertising another one. You might be given the boot for insolence. If it were me I'd bow out of a campaign before signing up for another one. It is a risk though as you may not be accepted for the one you want.
The slightly dodgy area would be to ask about joining a campaign in public while still advertising another one. You might be given the boot for insolence. If it were me I'd bow out of a campaign before signing up for another one. It is a risk though as you may not be accepted for the one you want.
It's not a good pattern jumping from one signature campaign to another, but if you see a campaign that pays more better than the one you are its good applying there and maybe you will be accepted before you change signature. But in the other hand, you might not be accepted and you change your signature, that means you are loosing in two ways, which is not good.
It isn't just about the campaign payments.If you can keep jumping signature campaigns seeking one with the high payments,you lose your reputation points.If I had been a campaign manager,I'd never hire someone who changes often since I'll be losing them once a better paying campaign is announced.That also shows you are just money hungry.Not to mention but in my time being on the forum,I'd have barely participated in 5-7 signature campaigns from a newbie to hero journey.
It's not a good pattern jumping from one signature campaign to another, but if you see a campaign that pays more better than the one you are its good applying there and maybe you will be accepted before you change signature. But in the other hand, you might not be accepted and you change your signature, that means you are loosing in two ways, which is not good.
It isn't just about the campaign payments.If you can keep jumping signature campaigns seeking one with the high payments,you lose your reputation points.If I had been a campaign manager,I'd never hire someone who changes often since I'll be losing them once a better paying campaign is announced.That also shows you are just money hungry.Not to mention but in my time being on the forum,I'd have barely participated in 5-7 signature campaigns from a newbie to hero journey.
I noticed many times you will be get enroll to many campaigns according to the payments and as of now you are been part of highest paid campaign bit dice and advicing this means it is really funny to hear joel. Get hire by the campaign manager is purely based up on our quality post i agree that.
It's not a good pattern jumping from one signature campaign to another, but if you see a campaign that pays more better than the one you are its good applying there and maybe you will be accepted before you change signature. But in the other hand, you might not be accepted and you change your signature, that means you are loosing in two ways, which is not good.
It isn't just about the campaign payments.If you can keep jumping signature campaigns seeking one with the high payments,you lose your reputation points.If I had been a campaign manager,I'd never hire someone who changes often since I'll be losing them once a better paying campaign is announced.That also shows you are just money hungry.Not to mention but in my time being on the forum,I'd have barely participated in 5-7 signature campaigns from a newbie to hero journey.
It's not a good pattern jumping from one signature campaign to another, but if you see a campaign that pays more better than the one you are its good applying there and maybe you will be accepted before you change signature. But in the other hand, you might not be accepted and you change your signature, that means you are loosing in two ways, which is not good.
I think it is rude to do that. Signature campaign enrolment is done by real people managing the particular campaign. They are investing their time into selection process which means there is efforts involved too. If you leave the campaign in between which means you not respecting the managers indirectly. Although it is not a rule written anywhere but you should make it s habit not to leave any campaign once you are enrolled into it.
There are reasons people leave the campaign such as high payout in the other campaign and or they get upgraded and they think they should get paid more so they just leave and apply with new ranks to other campaigns.
But is not at all good stuff to do. You should always respect the campaign that you are enrolled in and you should not be thinking about the money all the time. You must work for that campaign on personal level and make it a success. Otherwise everything will become vague because of money greed.
Sad to know but this thing is real happening when new campaign comes out and people were just not having some respect to the company were they register first.
I have no intent to leave my signature campaign but I'm curious to know, is it considered rude or unreliable to join a signature campaign and leave it for another? I would think it is an annoyance but I see people post in various campaign threads that they are leaving.
Lets consider i am working under you and you are paying me quite well. If I get another job which pays a few bucks extra I will join it because I will get some extra income which I could use for various purposes. What if I leave your job without informing you about it? What would you think of me? I think you got to know my point. So that's the reason why people post that they are leaving the campaign. Its our moral duty to inform it to the campaign manager so that if we had been selected then somebody else could get our place. I have no intent to leave my signature campaign but I'm curious to know, is it considered rude or unreliable to join a signature campaign and leave it for another? I would think it is an annoyance but I see people post in various campaign threads that they are leaving.
Some managers see it as something unprofessional and they will likely think twice before they hire you again. Though some just don't really care. Leaving is not really a problem, especially if you are in a campaign for a very long time. And besides, that is always your option if you want to leave, it's jus that there are some repercussions to that decision. 
Sometimes this happened. Once I also changed signature campaign. Because of respect, warn the old company that you are leaving it
Don't worry about it, it's normal, a lot of people doing it in here everyday, but before you leave any signature campaign I think you should say something to campaign manager that you'll leave that campaign. I think it's the minimum etiquette 
I consider it unethical to jump from one signature campaign to another, if it is caused by the search for greater rewards. It is permissible to leave for any objective reasons.
As stated way too many times, there's no rule. I would add that participants should leave if they find a better deal. That makes rates more competitive. That's the free market in action. OP, if you got your answer, please consider locking the thread or else you're going to get the same answer repeated over and over. Shitposters love talking about campaigns and bounties.
You are like an employee in the campaign. If you want to leave then ask permission. The manager is having a hard time fixing the documents or spread sheets and monitoring everyone and then suddenly you will pull aout like you did not even appreciated that they trusted you and accepted your request for application. I do think that it is rude.
No rules is implemented on that case but if you do that for the matter of having seen a much bigger payment. That's greedy on your part, it will hunt you if you have done that for many times. Greed and sometimes unsatisfactory is not just an ordinary problem but it roots in your mentality and personal life. Don't rushed to earned but enjoyed it and make the payment from the campaign and proved that you deserved.
I have no intent to leave my signature campaign but I'm curious to know, is it considered rude or unreliable to join a signature campaign and leave it for another? I would think it is an annoyance but I see people post in various campaign threads that they are leaving.
It's okay to leave a campaign but make sure that you'll tell it to the Bounty campaign manager to somehow avoid anomalies concerning Campaign advertisements. As a participant, you have a right to leave a campaign if you don't want the service you are getting. Also, it's okay if you'll find another campaign that you want for some reason such as higher profit or related to the length of the campaign. 
I have no intent to leave my signature campaign but I'm curious to know, is it considered rude or unreliable to join a signature campaign and leave it for another? I would think it is an annoyance but I see people post in various campaign threads that they are leaving.
You can also do that just for the respect for the manager before leaving the campaign. There are more people do the same thing when they find much better campaign for them.Many campaigns also come to an end, and when people finish with one campaign they try to find another one, better paying if its possible.
I changed many campaigns in my two years here, some campaigns had just few weeks here, other are last for much longer. Also one important thing is what you like, I like to gamble and for me its an honor to wear nitrogen sports signature, I play poker there and I wouldn't change this campaign for higher paying.
I have no intent to leave my signature campaign but I'm curious to know, is it considered rude or unreliable to join a signature campaign and leave it for another? I would think it is an annoyance but I see people post in various campaign threads that they are leaving.
You can also do that just for the respect for the manager before leaving the campaign. There are more people do the same thing when they find much better campaign for them. 
I would say leaving a signature campaign in the middle of the week is a little rude and the manager may judge you by that for all of his next projects. Finishing a week and leaving would be a suggested manner. But most of the campaigns pay the same rates so it's all the same.
I think you should end first the week you currently joining in, before moving to another campaign, IF there are any campaign accepting at the moment. Don't leave campaigns you are in if you are not sure if you are going to get accepted.
Also, speaking realistically, it doesn't really make sense for you to leave a campaign before the week ends. You end up losing out on that week's payment for how much ever you posted. If you leave and join another one and keep hopping, you will keep losing out on the cash you could have gotten for the week. That's another reason why just hanging on to the same sig campaign for at least a week is a good idea.
I have no intent to leave my signature campaign but I'm curious to know, is it considered rude or unreliable to join a signature campaign and leave it for another? I would think it is an annoyance but I see people post in various campaign threads that they are leaving.
For me, Morally speaking I think it is quite rude, nevertheless it will depend on how would one person accept it to him/herself. Though there's nothing wrong in changing or transferring in another campaign. It's our previledge to choose what we Think is beneficial. I think one of the main reason why they're leaving because of the pay or salary. Competitions are indeed tight, There will always be a campaign that pays better than the other. 
I think you should end first the week you currently joining in, before moving to another campaign, IF there are any campaign accepting at the moment. Don't leave campaigns you are in if you are not sure if you are going to get accepted.
I have no intent to leave my signature campaign but I'm curious to know, is it considered rude or unreliable to join a signature campaign and leave it for another? I would think it is an annoyance but I see people post in various campaign threads that they are leaving.
As far as I know there's no rules unless stated otherwise when you join the campaign.
If you wanna leave the campaign just PM the campaign manager or post in bounty thread that you're leaving now the campaign. Some campaign manager still gives stakes for the one who leaves and some are not so better to pm the CM or post before you leave.
I have no intent to leave my signature campaign but I'm curious to know, is it considered rude or unreliable to join a signature campaign and leave it for another? I would think it is an annoyance but I see people post in various campaign threads that they are leaving.
Well, it is your account and you can do anything with it even the signature too but when the campaign closed you will not get paid for using their signature. Actually it's normal for people who leave it for another campaign because usually when the signcamp already closed they chose another campaign.
There's nothing wrong about leaving your current campaign and join the other campaign, It's peoples choice and nothing's wrong with that. The only problem about the people trying to join other signature campaign while they have currently have a signature campaign is
1. Some people are trying to alternate the campaign meaning two campaign at the same time and ofcourse it's prohibited and you'll get ban if get caught.
2. Some wants to get their profit even though they leave the campaign before the pay out.
But in overall there's nothing wrong about it. You've done your job and you do nothing wrong while wearing the signature of their campaign
1. Some people are trying to alternate the campaign meaning two campaign at the same time and ofcourse it's prohibited and you'll get ban if get caught.
2. Some wants to get their profit even though they leave the campaign before the pay out.
But in overall there's nothing wrong about it. You've done your job and you do nothing wrong while wearing the signature of their campaign
There's nothing bad to apply in other campaigns if you'll leave the campaign without some problems and you happy are about it. You just need to respect and give some message on your past campaign that you will be no longer part of them. Parting ways with leaving them good words on how you stayed at them is enough I guess.
Well theres no rule about that. If you really wanted to leave a signature campaign, you may leave a message to the OP so that they know and repalce you asap if they need to.
As long as you let the manager know that you are leaving, I don't see something wrong with that. There's no rule saying that you can't leave. It's an open service industry, people will always look and go for high rates but easy task, or just generally high rates.
Correct they only do formality that they will leave in the signature campaign and joining to the other campaign which has much higher fee, and also if you are in ICO campaign most of that is only running for just a month or below that is why if they see new open campaign they just leave their campaign and join in the new one.
As long as you let the manager know that you are leaving, I don't see something wrong with that. There's no rule saying that you can't leave. It's an open service industry, people will always look and go for high rates but easy task, or just generally high rates.
I have no intent to leave my signature campaign but I'm curious to know, is it considered rude or unreliable to join a signature campaign and leave it for another? I would think it is an annoyance but I see people post in various campaign threads that they are leaving.
We have the same sig campaign, As for my experienced I hop around the signature campaign, before I stumble in this campaign that I am in now, It is hard to stay still in a campaign especially if you don't have any BTC you are getting attracted with a much higher pay rates if I only knew back then that it is not about pay rates it is about your activity
I have no intent to leave my signature campaign but I'm curious to know, is it considered rude or unreliable to join a signature campaign and leave it for another? I would think it is an annoyance but I see people post in various campaign threads that they are leaving.
There's exact rules about it, there will be some factors and reasons why someone will just leave for another new campaign. I dont find rudeness there as long as you will inform the campaign owner or the manager itself. And another reason is you dont want to advertise it anymore because you want to earn more bucks from the other campaign. But if I were you, loyalty is a good attitude. I have no intent to leave my signature campaign but I'm curious to know, is it considered rude or unreliable to join a signature campaign and leave it for another? I would think it is an annoyance but I see people post in various campaign threads that they are leaving.
For a weekly campaign, that is allowed although it's kinda awkward if you will transfer to a campaign with the same manager just for rates. For project bounties, there are rules that you need to wear signature until their ICO ends but still there are some which have rules that you can leave and just give them a prompt so they can count your stakes.
Actually it depends mostly in managers so you may talk to them if you consider in leaving a signature campaign.
With lots of idea here, I think you can figured out now the answer.
if you are not sure about the signature campaign you have previously joined, and want to move the campaign to another project you can report and move. that way you can change your signature campaign politely.
Most campaigns run weekly so it's not a problem if you just do it for a week. But it depends on how long they've asked you to keep the signature.
I have no intent to leave my signature campaign but I'm curious to know, is it considered rude or unreliable to join a signature campaign and leave it for another? I would think it is an annoyance but I see people post in various campaign threads that they are leaving.
This how your campaign owner or campaign manager also leave once the campaign is over. It is just a advertise platform to make the service or project make familar to bitcoin and altcoin user since this is the base forum for us. Please take it as easy and leave if you get the better opputunity in long run campaign.
I have no intent to leave my signature campaign but I'm curious to know, is it considered rude or unreliable to join a signature campaign and leave it for another? I would think it is an annoyance but I see people post in various campaign threads that they are leaving.
Some campaign managers look into whether or not you've been sig hopping. Also, when your posts are counted, I wouldn't be surprised if managers kept the information about whether or not you've been posting in a different signature campaign thread. What I can tell you now is that if you're getting paid and you're content with the campaign that you're in, don't get greedy. There may be other campaigns that pay higher, but you're already in one as of now and you can save yourself the hassle of moving around.
I have no intent to leave my signature campaign but I'm curious to know, is it considered rude or unreliable to join a signature campaign and leave it for another? I would think it is an annoyance but I see people post in various campaign threads that they are leaving.
As a campaign participant it cant really be avoided for someone to hop into a campaign which pays more than on the current campaign you do have but if a manager do accept you, you should show some respect or loyalty on the campaign which you are in and not just easily jump into one another.If a manager would notice that you are that kind of person then for sure you wont able to join his future campaigns which is really a difficult thing for you later on. 
The members you are seeing applying in many signature campaign threads are actually not opted to work for any campaign yet.
Some members greed to be in highest paying campaigns.They are allowed to leave but the manager might hate them upon doing so, while the manager may remember them and can deny them in future campaigns.
Some members greed to be in highest paying campaigns.They are allowed to leave but the manager might hate them upon doing so, while the manager may remember them and can deny them in future campaigns.
I have no intent to leave my signature campaign but I'm curious to know, is it considered rude or unreliable to join a signature campaign and leave it for another? I would think it is an annoyance but I see people post in various campaign threads that they are leaving.
A participant is allowed to leave the campaign but with permission such as informing the moderator or the campaign manager that you will leave the campaign you're at. It's not your fault if you find another campaign more profitable and if the service in your current campaign doesn't satisfy you as a participant. The most important thing is to inform the person incharge. 
I have no intent to leave my signature campaign but I'm curious to know, is it considered rude or unreliable to join a signature campaign and leave it for another? I would think it is an annoyance but I see people post in various campaign threads that they are leaving.
it is really a good option in order to collect Bitcoin. it is a trusted and credible sector. anyone can join the signature campaign but the profile should complete some basic criteria. I think it's a continuous process regarding collecting Bitcoin without investment. so it is a really charming platform. 
As far as I know, there are no rules against leaving one sig campaign to join another, unless otherwise specified as part of the campaign rules.
On one hand, participants should be able to choose, prioritising campaigns based on actual interest (for example, to help promote a project you support), forum activity (for example, if you only post in local boards, you might choose to switch to campaigns that allow that) or simply on remuneration (the chief reason people switch).
On the other, there are reasons why signature campaigns on this forum provide significant value to projects. Campaign owners get more value from participants in the former bracket... somewhat of an association by reputation, if you like. So it is in the interest of the forum and campaign managers to ensure this feature maintains that value.
Beyond being an annoyance, switching campaigns repetitively might affect your reputation among campaign managers.
I switched campaigns once - a partisan act to promote a project based in my region (QTUM). I've remained with every campaign to the end since.
On one hand, participants should be able to choose, prioritising campaigns based on actual interest (for example, to help promote a project you support), forum activity (for example, if you only post in local boards, you might choose to switch to campaigns that allow that) or simply on remuneration (the chief reason people switch).
On the other, there are reasons why signature campaigns on this forum provide significant value to projects. Campaign owners get more value from participants in the former bracket... somewhat of an association by reputation, if you like. So it is in the interest of the forum and campaign managers to ensure this feature maintains that value.
Beyond being an annoyance, switching campaigns repetitively might affect your reputation among campaign managers.
I switched campaigns once - a partisan act to promote a project based in my region (QTUM). I've remained with every campaign to the end since.
Just tell your previous campaign manager that you would leave. What would not be ok (I didn't see yet but was discussed) that some cheaters seem to post for different campaigns at same time.
I have no intent to leave my signature campaign but I'm curious to know, is it considered rude or unreliable to join a signature campaign and leave it for another? I would think it is an annoyance but I see people post in various campaign threads that they are leaving.
I think it's normal and there's nothing wrong about it. Let's only say that you see something or another campaign which is more profitable or having a bigger income to be earned, so obviously you will move to it. Or if you're not satisfied with the service that you are getting from that campaign. There's nothing wrong but be sure to remind the moderator about leaving the campaign to make sure that there'll be no anomalies. 
I have no intent to leave my signature campaign but I'm curious to know, is it considered rude or unreliable to join a signature campaign and leave it for another? I would think it is an annoyance but I see people post in various campaign threads that they are leaving.
, Although there is no rule that states you should not leave a campaign but at the same time morality is on everyone participating in a campaign to hold forth to his agreement and not hop from one campaign to another because of few dollars. To those who posts on thread indicating their intention to leave, its because they are being courteous which is the right thing to do while others send a PM to the manager also as a form of courtesy but aside that nothing holds anyone down.
I have no intent to leave my signature campaign but I'm curious to know, is it considered rude or unreliable to join a signature campaign and leave it for another? I would think it is an annoyance but I see people post in various campaign threads that they are leaving.
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