I had to ask, given some people gave their statements here about how poor your bounty managing performance is, did you do a at least a quick research for the project you're about to manage? Or were you thinking that by writing this statement, you're free of all of any possible repercussions?
ATTENTION! OUR TEAM DOESN'T DO TOKEN DISTRIBUTION AFTER THE BOUNTY CAMPAIGN IS ENDED - THE PROJECT FOUNDER DOES IT! WE DO NOT ASSUME ANY RESPONSIBILITY FOR DISTRIBUTION. OUR TASK CONSISTS ONLY IN CONDUCTING A BOUNTY CAMPAIGN. ALSO BY THIS MESSAGE, WE CONFIRM THAT THE FOUNDER WANTED TO CARRY OUT A BOUNTY CAMPAIGN AND IN THE COURSE ON COOPERATION. WE ARE NOT A MEMBER OF THE PROJECT. IF YOU DO NOT AGREE, THEN PLEASE DO NOT PARTICIPATE IN THE BOUNTY CAMPAIGN.
If I may remind you, although it is on every participants duty to do their own DD, a CM and BM were still responsible to do their own DD to at least see how likely the project to be a rug pull, because their action of moderating the project implies their confidence for the said project and can be seen as a support toward the project.
With that out of the way and assuming your answer is, "yes, I do my DD" --because if you said otherwise, that you just randomly accept any project hiring you as their BM, we'll have a whole different situation and conversation here-- then how come you deemed project with these quality of whitepaper like below to have a likeliness, no matter how slight, to stay for a long term?
This is the one you raised on the accusation:
![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=https%3A%2F%2Fi.ibb.co%2F0VzWcP0%2FCoinsale.png&t=663&c=mvair1nTDiZgvg)
They have no clear date of roadmap, just "phase 1" and so on. How did this exactly shows a carefully planned and well thoroughly thought project? Their whitepaper is just 8 pages long and two of them were dedicated for cover --plus one for the obscure roadmap.
Another one of the whitepaper of the project which bounty you managed with similar situation:
![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=https%3A%2F%2Fi.ibb.co%2FkcCYcds%2FHorgi.png&t=663&c=WuqKPVpNXGVJ4w)
Their entire whitepaper is just 9 pages long, with 2 pages allocated for front and back cover, and the other 7 serves basic and uninsightful content. And like CoinSale, their project hasno clear roadmap .
This one has a very trashy telegram group, with a questionable channel name --I even had to double check just to be sure I landed on the correct group-- and filled with spam bot.
![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=https%3A%2F%2Fi.ibb.co%2FpZR7V45%2FYes-correct-name.jpg&t=663&c=NmgsV_wBbQksTQ)
So my question is --assuming you said that you've done your part to sort which project is an utter trash and which aren't-- how do you determine those project with such quality as something prospective? Or did you couldn't care less as long as you get paid?