Topic: Twitter Bounty Problem - page 3. (Read 481 times)
Always follow Bitcointalk forum time and everything will be fine, because many of bounty managers follow this time.
Every manager strictly specifies the time when the bounty would end. For example, most of Atriz's campaigns end at 6-7 am UTC on Thursday while Yahoo keeps the cut off time as 23.59 UTC. Now, any wise person would obviously look on the internet to see the current UTC time and work according to it. Every manager cannot keep in consideration the time zone of every individual worldwide, so stick to the UTC.
Like all problems of certain people with the timeline of certain Bounty, I always go for the time of this forum site because it is more accurate than your own timeline just to be safe and I really think there is not enough problems with that when it come to bounty hunters because they already know what to follow and what is not needed when joining a bounty campaign.
to be honest, here we are personally with the team are in Russia, Moscow time, never crushed to be honest with this issue, but now asked))
It seems always consistently write reports, with a time frame of problems was not yet, thank God)))
As long as I follow twitter campaign I always follow the time in the forum and always schedule my work for tweet and retweet tasks. you just need to set your task time. 
I think it does not matter much if there's a time difference that's not too far between reporting and reporting limits, and the time to run a campaign, as long as the appropriate amount and time are close during the campaign.
All managers must have been very understanding with the time difference in each country. the main purpose of the campaign is to socialize their program to potential investors.
All managers must have been very understanding with the time difference in each country. the main purpose of the campaign is to socialize their program to potential investors.
Complete your work one day before the deadline, so that you dant have any problems finishing those task.
Remember time is gold.
Remember time is gold.
I'm working in my time zone, it's different from BTT time zone. Still there was no problems with spread posts. But i'm not trying to do to much per one day.
Hi Guys.
We have different time zone, like the time of Bitcointalk.org, your country time and Twitter time.
BCT and my country date is April 16 but on Twitter it is already April 17 (since sometime you forget to tweet on the morning period because of rushing to work)
Should I follow the date of the BCT in posting my activity or the Twitter date?
Since some campaign said one tweet on one day and you need to out a date.
Thanks everyone.
We have different time zone, like the time of Bitcointalk.org, your country time and Twitter time.
BCT and my country date is April 16 but on Twitter it is already April 17 (since sometime you forget to tweet on the morning period because of rushing to work)
Should I follow the date of the BCT in posting my activity or the Twitter date?
Since some campaign said one tweet on one day and you need to out a date.
Thanks everyone.
you only setting in twitter account same time with bitcointalk time, server time
is easy and without problem
I try to follow the rules listed, every campaign project has rules about when you should report your work. Sometimes they give extra time up to 24 hours, you have to make a reminder so you do not forget.
Do not delay work, so you make a mistake by setting the time.
I just use the time listed above in the bitcointalk view. discipline will lighten your work
I just use the time listed above in the bitcointalk view. discipline will lighten your work
I think it depend on each bounty rule. Almost bounty campaign use forum time but some other bounty campaigns use their own local time like UTC -5 or UTC -7 
).
You must read the bounty rule again and you'll get the answer for your question but I think it's forum time (UTC).
).You must read the bounty rule again and you'll get the answer for your question but I think it's forum time (UTC).
faced a similar problem and came to the conclusion that even we, the participants of the bounty campaigns, must adapt to the conditions, and not the conditions under us. Just fulfill your duties with a temporary reserve.
Bitcointalk.org will not adjust their time for you. Most of us here haven't got the same time as the bitcointalk which is the UTC time. Much better to follow the rules than never got any payments at all. You're the one who needs to adjust. Make a time table so that it will not be that hard for you to do your tasks here.
Hi Guys.
We have different time zone, like the time of Bitcointalk.org, your country time and Twitter time.
BCT and my country date is April 16 but on Twitter it is already April 17 (since sometime you forget to tweet on the morning period because of rushing to work)
Should I follow the date of the BCT in posting my activity or the Twitter date?
Since some campaign said one tweet on one day and you need to out a date.
Thanks everyone.
We have different time zone, like the time of Bitcointalk.org, your country time and Twitter time.
BCT and my country date is April 16 but on Twitter it is already April 17 (since sometime you forget to tweet on the morning period because of rushing to work)
Should I follow the date of the BCT in posting my activity or the Twitter date?
Since some campaign said one tweet on one day and you need to out a date.
Thanks everyone.
I think it's not a problem as long as you are every day is really tweet on,
the important thing is you can show concrete proof.
I just advise you to follow the time of BCT.
usually count start from grinvich (GMT+0.0)
but best way its ask your bounty manager.
I know for sure amazix work (GMT+0.0)
but best way its ask your bounty manager.
I know for sure amazix work (GMT+0.0)
Hi Guys.
We have different time zone, like the time of Bitcointalk.org, your country time and Twitter time.
BCT and my country date is April 16 but on Twitter it is already April 17 (since sometime you forget to tweet on the morning period because of rushing to work)
Should I follow the date of the BCT in posting my activity or the Twitter date?
Since some campaign said one tweet on one day and you need to out a date.
Thanks everyone.
I think you should follow the time in the BCT to anticipate if your post will not be counted by the manager if out of date specified. if still in doubt maybe you can ask it to bounty manager directly to be more certain. We have different time zone, like the time of Bitcointalk.org, your country time and Twitter time.
BCT and my country date is April 16 but on Twitter it is already April 17 (since sometime you forget to tweet on the morning period because of rushing to work)
Should I follow the date of the BCT in posting my activity or the Twitter date?
Since some campaign said one tweet on one day and you need to out a date.
Thanks everyone.
I think you should follow bitcointalk forum time to do your reports on time. I saw bounty campaigns where they give another extra 24 hours to complete weekly report at the scheduled time.
Hi Guys.
We have different time zone, like the time of Bitcointalk.org, your country time and Twitter time.
BCT and my country date is April 16 but on Twitter it is already April 17 (since sometime you forget to tweet on the morning period because of rushing to work)
Should I follow the date of the BCT in posting my activity or the Twitter date?
Since some campaign said one tweet on one day and you need to out a date.
Thanks everyone.
We have different time zone, like the time of Bitcointalk.org, your country time and Twitter time.
BCT and my country date is April 16 but on Twitter it is already April 17 (since sometime you forget to tweet on the morning period because of rushing to work)
Should I follow the date of the BCT in posting my activity or the Twitter date?
Since some campaign said one tweet on one day and you need to out a date.
Thanks everyone.
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