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Title: Signature Campaign newbie Post by: asteria on March 22, 2018, 05:18:56 AM Hi, I don't really know how signature campaign works. (Please don't judge me on this lol)
I was quite confused on where should I post my updates? or is there some thread where can I post anything about the campaign? or should I create threads using their campaign as a topic. As you can see, my rank here is a jr. member but the main reason for my rank being qualified enough is I used to reply on off topics and joining twitter campaign in Altcoins. Hoping that someone will lighten up my knowledge here, thanks in advance. Title: Re: Signature Campaign newbie Post by: mk4 on March 22, 2018, 05:25:05 AM Posting on off-topic threads ain't gonna get you anywhere in the first place when talking about signature campaigns. They only count posts on relevant bitcoin/cryptocurrency-related subforums; and you wouldn't get accepted without having good content.
Also, if you haven't heard of the new merit system, read: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2818350.0 Title: Re: Signature Campaign newbie Post by: LtMotioN on March 22, 2018, 05:25:19 AM Normally for the Sig campaigns I have done so far you don't need to post reports. The Bounty admin would check your things weekly. You will basically just fill in a google form or reply on the bounty thread that you want to join.
At this point you need to have the ICO's signature added to your profile. They will have a google spreadsheet to track participants, once your name shows up there then you are in. Continue to post as normal, but remember don't shitpost. You will get stakes every week, or maybe longer. The bounty managers have a TON of posts to check so they run behind schedule a bit sometimes. Remember you spamming them asking "where are my stakes" isn't helping the situation. Once the bounty is over wait for the bounty manager to give the okay for you to remove the signature from your profile. Usually if its not an ETH token this is also when you will supply a wallet address of sorts. Hope this helps. Title: Re: Signature Campaign newbie Post by: Dingdongjl on March 22, 2018, 05:30:50 AM Hi, I don't really know how signature campaign works. (Please don't judge me on this lol) Before joining signature campaign put their signature on your profile and look on their spreadsheet if you are accepted before posting. I was quite confused on where should I post my updates? or is there some thread where can I post anything about the campaign? or should I create threads using their campaign as a topic. There are rules on every signature campaign. example: 10post every week 3 can be on local boards All post must be constructive Minimum lenght is 70 characters You must read and follow all the rules. You dont need to post about the project. All of sig. campaign dont accept useless post and in Off-topic section. You just need to follow the rules every week to be qualified for their stakes. Title: Re: Signature Campaign newbie Post by: Thefrolly on March 22, 2018, 05:45:47 AM Normally for the Sig campaigns I have done so far you don't need to post reports. The Bounty admin would check your things weekly. You will basically just fill in a google form or reply on the bounty thread that you want to join. At this point you need to have the ICO's signature added to your profile. They will have a google spreadsheet to track participants, once your name shows up there then you are in. Continue to post as normal, but remember don't shitpost. You will get stakes every week, or maybe longer. The bounty managers have a TON of posts to check so they run behind schedule a bit sometimes. Remember you spamming them asking "where are my stakes" isn't helping the situation. Once the bounty is over wait for the bounty manager to give the okay for you to remove the signature from your profile. Usually if its not an ETH token this is also when you will supply a wallet address of sorts. Hope this helps. This basically all it takes to participate in signature campaigns, however as a newbie, id encourage you to continue working on yor account and climbe up the membership ladder for you to qualify for most campaigns |