However from time to time even good poster are having second thoughts about joining campaigns and many time those rules are too less for efforts.
The second half of the above sentence makes no sense whatsoever, but as for the first part: "Good posters" aren't hesitating at all as far as joining a campaign. And they're the ones who should have no reservations or problems in doing so. It's the members who don't have enough merits and have shitty posts that have the most problems and who
shouldn't be applying to campaigns--yet I'm seeing this all the time.
I think all signature campaigns ought to be as selective as Chipmixer, for example. There should be more merit requirements and shitposters should be booted immediately if they get accepted to a campaign.
The only fuckers who have a problem with selective campaigns are those who can't meet the requirements. They whine ad nauseam about how they're not earning merits, and I've seen people buy merits and try to join campaigns with merit minimums.
As far as the other issues:
I haven't ever participated in an ICO bounty, so I haven't had to join a telegram group, nor do I have a telegram account. I'm not sure why that's a requirement for some of these bounties. Then again, my guess is that most members here probably have a telegram account anyway, and joining a group wouldn't be a big deal.
Having a payment pegged to USD shouldn't be a big deal, as long as it's made clear at the beginning how the conversion is going to be made. I think there are some bounties/campaigns that don't specify that they're going to use preev or coinmarketcap or whatever, and then they can use whatever price is to their advantage. Campaigns, if they already have the funds all set to be paid, should just specify how much bitcoin they're going to pay their participants.
The other important issue is the minimum rank requirement. I absolutely applaud campaigns only accepting Sr. or Hero members and above. My opinion is that this should be the norm. The only thing Jr. members seem to be able to do is spam, and that's because the average noob is creating multiple accounts to maximize their earnings. That might suck for a genuinely good newbie, but I think they should still be required to rank up before being allowed in a campaign. If their posts are actually good, they'll do it eventually.
Being allowed to use your signature/avatar space for advertising ought to be a reward for good posting, not some sort of right that anybody has. It's being abused to no end.