IMO it's not about what type of campaign is run, but how the campagin is run by the manager.
I've been managing both, and I think both sort of campaigns can be successful, without either of them spreading spam around the forum, if managed correctly.

Please don't generalise, your statement is wrong for several reasons.
First, there are managers who pay attention to their participants, some more close, some more vaguely, but saying they don't is a front against all of them.
Secondly, there are enough incentives for a manager to keep an eye on the users and their,
as those users represent the service they advertise and you wouldn't want to be advertised by some kind of users, believe me.

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You're asuming a certain kind of mentality for every user enrolled in a campaign, which they don't necessarily have.

Asuming X posts in a term of Y days can't be spam, just because the minimum number in a fixed campaign is lower than the maximum number in a ppp campaign.
The quality of someones posts isn't determined by how many they write in a certain time, but by the actual content of said posts.
I can show you users with ten + posts a day, who no one would consider spamming, and I can show you users with one or two posts a day, who clearly are sig spamming.

Nope. Nope. Nope.

Go here -> https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=105237;sa=showPosts
Delete all posts, lock your open threads and move them to archival.
Change your email to a trash address and your password to a random one you don't know.
Leave forever and be happy.

Nobody cares about that, I can add a bunch of randoms to my down list and get my rating up to 300 aswell.
The key fact is, how the account looks from a neutral pov, with default trust settings (like the ones you use on this newbie account).

So it only got 1 feedback that's actually from DT, making it a light green +10 in the best case, possibly lower if the feedback isn't aged yet.
OP indicates there are multiple green trust, you probably forgot to mention that those others are all untrusted and hence worth almost nothing.

You have to provide direct image urls in order to embed the images.


<- that's wrong
<- that's right

<- wrong
<- right

Clearly.

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I'm just saying that you are a hypocrite. And I'm just giving my opinion.

You need to go to Your account -> Security, set-up email and password (better yet, also 2FA), and confirm the mail.
Also, make sure you are logged in (which you should be abled to see as the log in button in the upper right changes to log out).

Go to any reply page, new thread page, blank PM page,...
Play around, test and practice.
Instead of clicking post, pust click preview, safe a draft and see the results instantly.
That's the most basic version.

That's right.

It's not (fully) public.
That's one of the graphs we made from bankroll statistics over time.
Won't disclose the coin, the timeframe or the actual amounts (I've removed them),
but it's a good (single) example on how fluctuating bankroll investments can be.

I'll give you 3 guesses.

Indeed.

Are you sure the transaction was sent? Can you provide the transaction ID for said transaction?
Most wallets check, if the address they are sending to is a "valid" one, and wouldn't let you send to a 69 char string.
Also, what was the address you tried to send the coins from?

He's on the best way to getting perma banned.

Maybe try buying his doxx and sending a few muscles over to his house. That's more your style, isn't it?

So you're threatening me bodily/physical harm?
http://archive.is/cQtz0

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As of their ToS:

Suspension and closure
Rollin reserves the right to suspend or close your account if you:

- Impersonate Rollin staff or other users;
- Cause any spam activity;
- Use abuse or inappropriate username;
- Abuse bug(s);
- Sell account(s)

Given the open scam accusation of Sasukeevil against 1000000,
I would asume that the user tried to warn you about trading with 1000000, rather than the other way around.

Twice.
And he risked 1k btc with dooglus.

My local (forum) time is GMT aswell, yet I can asure you I'm in neither of those countries.
GMT (/UTC) is the default forum time, and an offset of 0 is the default setting for it.