Lol OP you think a stranger asking for your KYC is legit? Have you not head of the KYC market? Your personal info is worth money. Maybe you have a fallout with the ICO team and the want to get nasty and now know who you are what you look like and where you live?? You think about that?
For me it should be something along those lines:
1. No KYC - I won't sell myself for few cents if the bounty is in tokens.
2. No tokens - previous experiences with erc20 discourages me greatly to sell my credentials for dust.
3. No "all social-platforms in the world" - usually 2 should suffice.
4. No word form the devs on bitcointalk ANN? - No participation! Me at least.
5. No waiting - Either send the bounty weekly or go away. Especially frustrating when devs made people wait 3-4 months.
6. No ICO's - public, private, hidden, milestone based, doesn't matter it's most likely a scam anyway.
7. Not recognised on bitcointalk? - forget me participating.
Seven golden rules of mine. Call them stupid, unrealistic, deluded but I have had enough of all the money-grabbing nonsense.
KYC doesn't mean legit anyone can ask for it. Only a KYC offial regulator should ever see your info. It should be seen by only one person and it will never need to be seen again. Infact if an ICO is legit all they need to do is confirm your KYC with the Official KYC regulator. The ICO team should never see your actual documents. Any ICO asking for KYC should be very suspicious about.
I totally agree with every point you make. I really hate waiting months for pay or to work for months its absolute crap they can space it out and have more then 1 bounty so have 3 2 month ones instead of 1 6 month one.
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