I'm trying to understand here, now I do several bounties of different types... I follow the instructions given on the bounty thread on bitcointalk but then it seems the bounties can ask us to do the tasks but the fellony here is when we do them??
Ask yourself this: if someone assists someone else in breaking the forum's rules, should they get punished as well? Cause the answer is quite clear to me.
Or maybe I got banned for something other than posting my weekly bounty tasks? (I either do bounties or engage in chat about Alt/btc)
Since you haven't posted which account of yours got banned I can't say what bounty specifically you were banned for but it was probably an airdrop you participated in that required you to do a few quick tasks and post a proof of participation post in their thread.
Another thing I find difficult to understand is, who says which task is a "Low effort" task?? I mean... I was doing an Altcoin- Facebook (Like/share) bounty : It must be done no more than 24 hours after the post (so I keep loging in) and have a file down paste them until I have a decent amount to post on the thread not to mention that I do an original post with Images "occasionally",
See
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=703657.0:
23. When deciding if a user has broken the rules, the staff have the right to follow their interpretation of the rules.
The thread linked in your ban clearly lays out numerous examples of what's considered low effort.
I also do Signature bounty and for it I'm required to Post 15 times+ on BCT, So to me the signature bounty is lower effort than the Facebook one.
I wonder why...
So yeah, other than being a Crypto enthusiast who spends much of his time Reading, trading, doing bounties/airdrops talking with other Crypto freaks I'm just trying to make an extra buck in this difficult Crypto season, I was not expected to find hurdles as such.
They're called rules. Every community has them.
I do not want to redo whatever wrong I did again, but I need to know exactly what It was, so If anyone can tell me if it was indeed the "facebook" bounty? thats considered a giveaway?
Reread the linked thread. If that's not clear enough, I don't think anything I'd say will be.
If so maybe the crypto startups and bounty managers should not have the right to put them as a task on bitcointalk threads to begin with?
They get banned as well.
This forum is by far the most valuble for crypto, but guys dont take away our liberties to such extents, Its not like I was selling fake stuff or bullying/insulting everyone... Just helping a new crypto promote while making a little token WIN/WIN why would Bitcointalk not WIN too?
Bitcointalk strives to be a place for enthusiasts of cryptocurrency to engage with each other, not a hub for clueless spammers that destroy any board they post in.
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