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January 06, 2019, 04:48:35 AM |
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bumping threads to get more visibility in that section. Anyway, theymos has already asking a nice way in his thread to arrange the topics in every section. There were many suggestions there with other user's input and their opnion with the topic. So, we'll just wait on things the theymos will come up to. We are herr to support it anyway as long as it could do better for the forum and somehow hopeful that it could reflect also for the good of cryto market in any way it can help.
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The accounts are all linked together created on the same day (November 28, 2018) and their comments are separated by minutes without any identical reply (yet) that's to say they aren't bot but alt accounts operated by an individual created just for bumping the Bounty thread of GRABITY I believe Grabity could have a hand in this since as you said you have reported previous offend from same bounty thread. Maybe the bounty thread should be locked or something... By the time a Newbie reaches 1000+ posts without earning a single Merit, it's pretty clear he doesn't contribute anything to this forum. I'll list all accounts that posted in that topic (the number before the username is their number of posts in that topic)
This is just to show you how toxic the thread is, like I said something should be done about thread and alt accounts spamming forum through bumping the bounty thread.
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LoyceV
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January 06, 2019, 09:22:14 AM |
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LoyceV
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January 06, 2019, 09:22:25 AM |
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Pmalek
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January 06, 2019, 09:22:55 AM |
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The accounts are all linked together created on the same day (November 28, 2018) and their comments are separated by minutes without any identical reply (yet) that's to say they aren't bot but alt accounts operated by an individual created just for bumping the Bounty thread of GRABITY Yes, you are right. It is probably the same user operating all three. All three accounts were created on November 28, 2018, between 07:43:25 AM - 08:00:14 AM. Last time active, Today between 02:53:16 AM - 03:00:13 AM. He logs into one account after the other, makes his posts and moves on. Its thread bumping and spamming.
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January 06, 2019, 12:00:16 PM |
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For spamming or bumping they should be banned but in the meantime they should be tagged though I do not think tagging will be enough helpful to stop spamming or bumping.
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January 06, 2019, 04:10:18 PM |
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Isn't this considered to be an on-forum giveaway since it doesn't involve any criteria like wearing a signature, avatar or something which would have made it a campaign for that?: ![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=https%3A%2F%2Fi.imgur.com%2Fy54ZbFY.png&t=665&c=5OAeiCLPcKrcEg) Rules: 2. Must create NEW CONTENT for each post to participate again. 4. Each post/content should be longer than 50 CHARACTERS. 5. Number of posts is limited to 20 per week.
Reward: 1 post = 50 GBT. They are simply asking users to post content in their threads (ANN and Bounty) and get paid for that, which is against the rules: 15. No on-forum altcoin giveaways. [6][e]Most giveaway threads are no longer allowed in the Alternate cryptocurrencies sections. From now on, posting or replying to such threads could result in being banned. <...>
Specifically, you are not allowed to give people any incentive to post insubstantial posts in your threads. You can't offer to pay people who post their addresses, usernames, etc. You can do giveaways off-site and link to the giveaway page in a thread, but you can't give people any bonus for replying to your thread. <...>
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January 06, 2019, 04:33:34 PM |
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My opinion is that such bounty campaigns should be banned and sent to the ban. They only bring rubbish to our forum. Why do we need such rules for the bounty campaign, I do not understand how they help to promote the project? ![Huh](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/huh.gif)
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January 06, 2019, 04:55:33 PM |
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My opinion is that such bounty campaigns should be banned and sent to the ban. They only bring rubbish to our forum.
There are no such rules against such bounty campaigns,but there are rules against spam replies on such threads especially when it adds nothing to the credibility of the ann topic,thats why such threads are usually reported and the replies deleted and most times the accounts perpetrating them are either nuked or banned. But this days such occurrence happens at a larger scale and mods most times miss them I think more stronger action needs to be implemented in issues such as this
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Pmalek
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January 06, 2019, 07:28:06 PM |
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@Alone055 Yes, that is against the rules. It is basically a campaign paying members to bump their thread, creating spam in the process and getting paid while doing so.
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January 06, 2019, 07:41:53 PM |
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The campaign manager needs to alter their campaign rules quickly from what I know Bounty Threads like this one have been deleted in the past for violating the rules. This is the main source of spam here in the Altcoin section, campaign managers requiring them to post in their ANN thread even if it is shitty just to bump their thread is really a cheap thing to do and most importantly it fills the forum with spam, LoyceV have already shown that some newbies even reach 1000 posts without receiving even a single merit this just show that they really don't care about the quality of their posts anymore.
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January 14, 2019, 09:09:52 PM |
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My opinion is that such bounty campaigns should be banned and sent to the ban. They only bring rubbish to our forum. Why do we need such rules for the bounty campaign, I do not understand how they help to promote the project? ![Huh](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/huh.gif) I think those threads or those type of thread immediately should be removed or locked and those type of poster should be nuked or banned.
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The campaign manager needs to alter their campaign rules quickly from what I know Bounty Threads like this one have been deleted in the past for violating the rules. This is the main source of spam here in the Altcoin section, campaign managers requiring them to post in their ANN thread even if it is shitty just to bump their thread is really a cheap thing to do and most importantly it fills the forum with spam, LoyceV have already shown that some newbies even reach 1000 posts without receiving even a single merit this just show that they really don't care about the quality of their posts anymore.
Exactly, bounty managers should also monitor their people and they should consider it a responsibility to protect this forum from spammers. Most of the project nowadays are just run by a non reputable manager or a newbie from their team without enough knowledge about the forum rules, maybe they are doing it to minimize their expenses but without realizing the possible mess it will bring to the forum. A good team should also care for this forum as it's where they put their advertising, so IMO, it's better hire a reputable manager recommended by the community although a little bit expensive but it will add value to the project as it will increase the confidence of the potential investors to put their money knowing it's been manage by a reputable member.
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January 15, 2019, 09:58:48 AM |
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~snip~
Exactly, bounty managers should also monitor their people and they should consider it a responsibility to protect this forum from spammers. Most of the project nowadays are just run by a non reputable manager or a newbie from their team without enough knowledge about the forum rules, maybe they are doing it to minimize their expenses but without realizing the possible mess it will bring to the forum. Honestly if campaign managers are constantly monitoring their participants as well as not allowing ICO devs on abusing them this forum will contain a considerable amount of good posts and less spam, but then money talks that is why they let this things happen. A good team should also care for this forum as it's where they put their advertising, so IMO, it's better hire a reputable manager recommended by the community although a little bit expensive but it will add value to the project as it will increase the confidence of the potential investors to put their money knowing it's been manage by a reputable member.
The main problem here is cost, reputable managers are charging higher in managing campaigns that contain less members while the less popular ones are cheaper and can handle more participants which the dev team always gets as they also are in for some forum rule breaking such as bumping their threads.
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January 15, 2019, 10:32:39 AM |
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Agree. Bounty managers should be bound to have such responsibility. GRABITY must have hired them to bump their ANN thread. Getting attention in the ANN section is very difficult for a team, they'd have to come up for a way to get back on the first page of the section or they'd be buried to the pile of threads which users find more interesting.
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January 15, 2019, 08:40:58 PM |
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They should ban that new account so it does not add to newbies who spam for bounties. And it is also better to erase the thread so as not to add to useless threads.
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January 16, 2019, 01:59:47 AM |
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The main problem here is cost, reputable managers are charging higher in managing campaigns that contain less members while the less popular ones are cheaper and can handle more participants which the dev team always gets as they also are in for some forum rule breaking such as bumping their threads.
Though the amount is but I'm sure its affordable, ICO projects are aiming to raise at least a million and they are not willing to pay a reputable bounty manager, I guess, that's a red flag already. If they are confident that their idea would sell, they should also be willing to invest for the marketing, that's how business should be run, you spend at the beginning and you reap the fruits of your labor at the end, should not be the other way around.
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January 16, 2019, 12:22:38 PM |
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Though the amount is but I'm sure its affordable, ICO projects are aiming to raise at least a million and they are not willing to pay a reputable bounty manager, I guess, that's a red flag already. If they are confident that their idea would sell, they should also be willing to invest for the marketing, that's how business should be run, you spend at the beginning and you reap the fruits of your labor at the end, should not be the other way around. Well it can be considered a red flag but let us be honest ICO devs don't care about who they hire as long as they cut their cost. Cheap Cost + Great number of promoters = to more promotional success which they know that their target profit will be achieve. That is why hiring sub par bounty managers cannot be considered a red flag when you are hunting down scam projects here as even legit ICOs hire them.
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January 21, 2019, 01:50:53 PM |
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Though the amount is but I'm sure its affordable, ICO projects are aiming to raise at least a million and they are not willing to pay a reputable bounty manager, I guess, that's a red flag already. If they are confident that their idea would sell, they should also be willing to invest for the marketing, that's how business should be run, you spend at the beginning and you reap the fruits of your labor at the end, should not be the other way around. Well it can be considered a red flag but let us be honest ICO devs don't care about who they hire as long as they cut their cost. Cheap Cost + Great number of promoters = to more promotional success which they know that their target profit will be achieve. That is why hiring sub par bounty managers cannot be considered a red flag when you are hunting down scam projects here as even legit ICOs hire them. What does campaign manager DO? If you check few campaigns then you would be able to know that most of the campaign manager worked only for posting bounty thread and calculate stakes of the bounty participant. In this case how they will monitor other section, I don't know. If any project owner don't pay then the manager cant do anything because they do not hold the fund. Only few manager 2-10% hold fund as escrow for altcoin section. Even many bounty manager don't hold fund on bitcoin section. The task which bounty manager do, the task can be done by the team members too or if the want to pay in marketplace then they can hire a freelancer 100$ even lower per month for this type of task.
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