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I asked this in someones thread but i guess its not enough to be seen as it was stilll unanswered. i might as wells as open a new topic.

 Some campaigns does not estate that they wont pay if you post on other signature threads. If so, can i post on other campaign threads if there rules has not stated that?? or it is a general rule??tnx.

no general rule... some campaign managers have a signature-campaign-specific rule about posting in other's sigcampaign thread, others haven't. Almost all of them have a rule about low quality posts tough, so you might want to be careful about the fact if you have something usefull to say or not before posting in another sig campaign thread.

Totally depends on what signature campaign your taking about.  They all state the rules pretty clearly with some not allowing you to post in off topic or meta etc.  Others like yobit payout for pretty much anywhere since its automatic payout.  Post quality is obviously important though as poster above stated.

First of all, why would you care posting on other signature threads. If your not the manager of that thread then leave it to the manager, guy has been hired to answers questions about the campaign. Basically, it will be considered as a spam on where you post.

It' not a general rule. For example yobit still count post on other sig. Threads. As you can see there are many yobit spammers acting like a manager answering and telling people to get accepted. (On secondstrade and 777coin threads)

If you post on other campaigns thread it does not mean that you will not get paid it means that you will not be paid for the post you've made in other signature campaign threads simply .
And it is not a general rule .

Most campaign managers places rule stating that posts in threads of other campaigns (signature, twitter, etc.) will not be counted, but it is not a general rule - it is individual for each campaign.

It's depend on the manager of the signature campaign, but better you ask first on that signature campaign. But usually signcamp not count a post on signature threads.

the general rule is "Do Not Spam" so why do you want to post in another signature campaign thread anyways? when people ask something in those topics they ask the manager not someone who doesn't know the campaign.

also more important than what i said is that you should post as if you are not wearing any signature. so post wherever you want but as long as they are not spam. the manager will exclude your posts that are in those topics.

Just curious; what types of posts would count as spam? Like the obvious ":)" and "nice post" don't count as constructive, but even if a post in on topic and relevant, is there a general minimum word/character count required for it to not be considered "spam"? Or would someone in a sig. campaign just post as they normally would?

Campaigns can have their own definition of spam.
Mine for instance won't pay below a certain number of characters.

Some also look at your post quality, if you are informative and constructive for instance.

Posting as you normally would should be OK.

Also is very important time of posting. Some campaign managers don't accept users that the difference of time between their posts is only few minutes. 

What do you mean, posting on other campaign threads? So for example, if you're in campaign x and you comment on campaign y? It depends on each campaign's rulings of things.

Most though will count that post.

He is asking about posting in other signature thread not about comments on other campaign.

before you join in the signature campaign, first you must see the written rules as a condition to join the signature campaign and you must comply with these rules if you want to get paid.

Follow the rules of the campaign you are part of and if in doubt check with the campaign manager, they are the best people to advise as each campaign can be different and some might be okay with this and some might not.

Why would you want to post on another signature campaign thread when your involved in another one? It may be construed as spam by some campaign managers. But I don't think there is a general rule that says it is. Unless you have a genuine reason to post there, I would advice you desist from doing so. If you must, make sure you are not spamming the thread. Some campaign managers frown on it. It's up to you to find out if you are allowed to or not. In most cases, where you are not allowed to, it is stated clearly.

Why would you even post at another signature campaigns' thread? I mean, that's kind of rude you know.

But there's no rule that states whether they would pay. It's up to the campaign managers to decide whether they
would pay you or not. Generally, they would but that's if your post is constructive and coherent to the topic/quoted reply.