Wouldn't it be profitable for sig services to offer jobs to newbies-jr.members? - page 2.

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Quote from: Hazir on May 22, 2014, 08:28:59 AM

If you want to spam you will be spamming no matter what. But I think current system is a good one I don't know how we could change it to be even better.
PS. This thread should be in meta not in Services imo.

It doesn't belong in Meta as it's not directly to do with the forum, but nor is it a direct service, so I think maybe Service Discussion, but it's unique in that it's discussing several services rather than a specific one, so maybe it doesn't belong there either Grin

. I'm sure a mod will move it soon enough if it's in the wrong section though.

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If you want to spam you will be spamming no matter what. But I think current system is a good one I don't know how we could change it to be even better.
PS. This thread should be in meta not in Services imo.

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Quote from: monbux on May 22, 2014, 07:09:52 AM

Quote from: Mitchell on May 22, 2014, 05:00:48 AM

The biggest with Jr. Members and Newbies is that they spam. They will take any method of getting Bitcoins and will abuse Signature Campaigns because of that. I don't say that every Jr. Member and Newbie does it, but there have been enough so that Signature Campaign owners restricted them.

Maybe not. I've seen some newbies post some pretty good posts. Plus, the forum restricts their number of posts per x... like every 360 seconds

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I don't say that every Jr. Member and Newbie does it

I know that not all of them are bad. And yes, the limit helps, but you can still spam with a 6 minute limit.

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Quote from: monbux on May 22, 2014, 07:09:52 AM

Quote from: Mitchell on May 22, 2014, 05:00:48 AM

The biggest with Jr. Members and Newbies is that they spam. They will take any method of getting Bitcoins and will abuse Signature Campaigns because of that. I don't say that every Jr. Member and Newbie does it, but there have been enough so that Signature Campaign owners restricted them.

Maybe not. I've seen some newbies post some pretty good posts. Plus, the forum restricts their number of posts per x... like every 360 seconds

We were all newbies at one point and there are always exceptions, but it was the signal to noise ratio of newbies signing up just to take advantage and partake in the signature deals. I think the new restrictions are a good idea, and hopefully the recent bans will gently encourage people to keep the content of their posts up and everyone will be better off and benefit from it.

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Quote from: Mitchell on May 22, 2014, 05:00:48 AM

The biggest with Jr. Members and Newbies is that they spam. They will take any method of getting Bitcoins and will abuse Signature Campaigns because of that. I don't say that every Jr. Member and Newbie does it, but there have been enough so that Signature Campaign owners restricted them.

Maybe not. I've seen some newbies post some pretty good posts. Plus, the forum restricts their number of posts per x... like every 360 seconds

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Quote from: Acidyo on May 22, 2014, 04:59:04 AM

I mean, most of the well paying sig campaigns restrict their offers to members and upwards. Wouldn't a new campaign that would make it possible for newbies and jr.members for a lot less btc/post be profitable for them?

I'm not sure if you remember but way back (like 6+ months ago) all member types (IIRC) were allowed the same settings for a signature so campaigns did not discriminate against what type of user you were. The whole point of the introduction of differing tiers was so that to be able to earn anything they would have to reach Member status and if they spammed they'd have to start all over again - thus disincentivising spamming as it would take a while to reach there again.

Not to mention, that I don't think Newbies are allowed links and Jrs signatures are tiny and somewhat hard to see (which is the point).

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But then again, maybe they can't even put the sig up under their account because of their activity, I'm not sure.

Yupp. Newbie cant have links, and can only write very limited characters. I think those text doesn't even comfortable to see

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Newbies can't even have links in their signatures and it's newbs that tend to do most of the spam/low-quality posts. If I was running a signature deal I'd limit it to Full Members and above only as the signatures are just too small to be that effective really. And lower ranked forum members can take part in the Bitcoin Scratchticket signature deal with referral links. You don't get much but it's better than nothing.

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The biggest with Jr. Members and Newbies is that they spam. They will take any method of getting Bitcoins and will abuse Signature Campaigns because of that. I don't say that every Jr. Member and Newbie does it, but there have been enough so that Signature Campaign owners restricted them.

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I mean, most of the well paying sig campaigns restrict their offers to members and upwards. Wouldn't a new campaign that would make it possible for newbies and jr.members for a lot less btc/post be profitable for them?

In the end what matters is that their site gets seen on the forums, so what is it that restricts everyone from offering these services to jr.members and newer ones? If I had a campaign I would offer it to only those at the moment cause there are many of those on these forums and most can't use a sig just cause they are under the limit of activity.

But then again, maybe they can't even put the sig up under their account because of their activity, I'm not sure.

What do you think?

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