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aLLvaro20
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May 20, 2018, 06:00:09 PM
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Yes .. right there are some of the manager only see the result don't see the quality of the placement of the participants to follow the campaign, they don't seem to care of it, the most important of them only results obtained (posts) of the participants campaign, campaign manager like that which not responsible the same as the corruptors..  Roll Eyes
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May 20, 2018, 09:56:55 PM
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I think they should be held responsible. But, frankly giving them neutral/negative feedback isn't going to hurt them as evidenced by a few campaign managers still running campaigns even if they've pulled off something shady.


- banning joining applications in bitcointalk, use Google or external service or
 - manager should create a separate self moderated topic for applications (if he didn't want to use Google ofc) and manage it accordingly.
That only addresses signing up for campaigns though, and doesn't address the problem that some campaign managers are encouraging spam by allowing anyone to join up, and not review their posts at the end of each period.

Having said that I think it's about time that all applications are done off forum, and make that a requirement.

What about manajers that are Junior members or buy their way in with Copper Membership... they don´t care about the user, just want to do the campaign and go.

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May 21, 2018, 08:43:09 AM
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Yes you're right but unfortunately some of them are too lazy to check every post of their participants so as long as the post reach the minimum character requirements it will be counted even if the reply is out of the world.

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