One quality of a good project is the rules is very precise and the implementation is very strict since they push everyone to do their best in order for the project to be successful, most of them are looking for  people who will help them advertise the project and not people who will give them money to starts their project. gets?

First of all I look at the information about the company if it's not enough then it bothers well and of course I watch the product that is offered. there are companies where the information is blurred

i will add information for you, you can consider how many communities.
we know, if more communities mean the project full of support. (OFC i mean communities which support not hate the project)

I do agree th team is the most important thing here, because they are the ones to run away with the fund if they wish to, it is possible to have sound ideas and well written whitepaper but as long as there is question marks about the project, I will stay way from  it

I personally think team's are the most important, and not necessarily their track record. Although its helpfull if they have launched succesfull businesses before, I find that some of these people can be rather arrogant as they also don't view crypto very seriously and its more a cash grab to them and they sell their shit-idea wrapped in fancy credentials. Scam ICO's often have fake teammembers, its good to actually reach out to the people that are listed and ask about their involvement with the project, I could have saved myself some money had I done that. They also have bad grammar on their website and whitepaper, poorly articulated idea's and business models. Also even if it does seem reputable you should be carefull, just because a ''legit business'' launches an ICO doesn't mean they have the investors best interest at heart, often insider deals are made with personal friends/family and colleagues that get a far better deal than you and only care to flip their stack ASAP on an exchange leaving you bagholding.

Though I am just new as a bounty hunter, for now I am relying from a veteran friend who has been in signature bounty campaign for 2 years. He had assisted me in what is the best campaign should I start to join where I am enrolled currently. The rest were just purely self study and do more research about cryptocurrency. About doing some postings, I had to make sure that it will be constructive and easily be understood by anybody in this forum. For now, I am not yet familiar in choosing the best bounty manager and hopefully I will include that on my list for my consideration.

Its alright that you have your preferred bounty manager who is reliable, but  fact that managers can do nothing about the campaign if the ICO is a failure or a scam, that doesn't really matter who your manager is. But at least, you can assure the manager won't scam you.

People should be trying to make good posts here anyway, regardless of whether they're in a bounty campaign or not.  If you write utter nonsense, you risk getting reported to mods and banned.  Thus, aside from the potential of earning merits it's in everyone's best interest to write well.  And what's the big problems?  Members not being able to write properly in english, which is obvious to anyone who has taken a peek in the bitcoin disc. area.  The number two problem is plagiarism, which is also rampant.

This is a good list, but it's disheartening to me that lists like this are necessary.  I'll certainly second the recommendation that bounty hunters follow the rules, both of the forum in general and of the bounties they participate in.  There's no quicker way to get banned than not doing so.

that's true, sylon has a good reputation and well-known as the best one, may I just ask, why did sylon has no trust, even if he was good at being manager?

the thing that is very helpful. I think that has a rank newbie should read this because it is very important. many of those new to create an account and post a few times directly asking how do I follow the signature campaign. It's pretty funny if I notice.

Sylon is good no doubt. You can also join Amazix and bountyhive. Amazix provides great support for bounty hunters and they also have separate bounty support group for every ICO. bountyhive is also good to join.

Creativity is also a major factor, The more creative you are in promoting the campaign, the faster it captures attention, piques interest, compels followers. Also, believe in what you are promoting, because conviction is a natural seller.

I agree with what you say completely. Experience is a huge factor when it comes to choosing the right bounty manager. I have never lost any funds because I always tend to choose experienced bounty managers with great track records. Sylon is easily my favorite bounty campaign manager when it comes to bounty campaigns in this forum thanks to his experience and I have earned big profits through him. Apart from this, research the whitepaper thoroughly in order to get an idea of how serious the team is regarding their project. These 2 tricks will help in differentiating between legit and scam campaigns.