I imagine existing campaign managers will be inundated will PM’s from shit posters looking for a new campaign 
I can feel the pain campaign managers are having right now lol
Topic: The state of Euphoria has been hit by YoBit Participant! - page 2. (Read 464 times)
In all fairness though, the topic which was necroposted was somewhat a legitimate question still worthy of discussion 9 years after--but that doesn't justify anything that was done that's for sure. I admit I was once part of the Yobit campaign, but I never even tried to complete the 20 posts that was the maximum back then, nor have I even thought of doing since I only get online mainly to read and not to post.
I can feel the pain campaign managers are having right now lol
I can feel the pain campaign managers are having right now lol
I imagine existing campaign managers will be inundated will PM’s from shit posters looking for a new campaign
I noticed that extreme necrobump too, and I was wondering why that member did that since they usually don't have a problem making decent posts without having to resort to bumping nine-year-old threads. OP, did you report that or what? I didn't, but I probably should have. It's certainly an interesting thread and I do like to see what people were writing about bitcoin and the economy years ago, but nevertheless it's against the rules unless there's a damn good reason to resurrect an old thread.
Yeah, I reported the post already. At first I thought it was some valuable discussion from past and the member bumped the thread because it has some relevance with present conditions. But on reading the thread, it seems an ordinary discussion like 50 other threads we see in Economics section every week.
PS: I think mod already deleted it. Nice. The member now have to do another post to achieve his daily target, sad.
I noticed that extreme necrobump too, and I was wondering why that member did that since they usually don't have a problem making decent posts without having to resort to bumping nine-year-old threads. OP, did you report that or what? I didn't, but I probably should have. It's certainly an interesting thread and I do like to see what people were writing about bitcoin and the economy years ago, but nevertheless it's against the rules unless there's a damn good reason to resurrect an old thread.
Also: hooray for Yobit's campaign ending today! Hopefully the drama surrounding it will die down and we can learn something from it--maybe not agree on everything, but them switching from the cryptotalk campaign to the investbox one on the sly definitely wasn't something that has happened on bitcointalk before, nor was a Yobit campaign ever managed by a campaign manager.
Also: hooray for Yobit's campaign ending today! Hopefully the drama surrounding it will die down and we can learn something from it--maybe not agree on everything, but them switching from the cryptotalk campaign to the investbox one on the sly definitely wasn't something that has happened on bitcointalk before, nor was a Yobit campaign ever managed by a campaign manager.
YoBit campaign and its wonderful participants will be missed. 
Yeah, I suspect a lot of them are going to disappear until the next opportunity rolls around.
So today is the last day of YoBit Campaign, I understand the excitement participants have to earn the last bit of money before the campaign is closed. But this user hit the whole new level of euphoria and thought it would be great idea to reply to this 9 years old post:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/currency-wars-and-speculations-on-bitcoins-future-18226
YoBit campaign and its wonderful participants will be missed.
PS: I myself did YoBit campaign for few weeks so no offense to legit participants.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/currency-wars-and-speculations-on-bitcoins-future-18226
YoBit campaign and its wonderful participants will be missed.
PS: I myself did YoBit campaign for few weeks so no offense to legit participants.
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