Don’t they want to receive payment for posts?
Most of the users participating in the campaign from what I have seen don't post to get paid AKA they're not exclusive bounty posters. For most of them signatures are a nice incentive to post not an obligation. Remember that one quality post can get you much more promotion than 100 shitty posts in those endless mega threads which no one apart from "bounty hunters" (oh god I hate that term, glorifies what is essentially shitposting) give two shits about.
I fucking love that you get it. I wish we had more Newbies like you.
Who told you that is a personal slight?! I make assumptions and you don't?
I didn't put any word to anyones mouth, Joe said it and you agree to. Maybe you don't know what you write because this is a certain imply.
It certainly is a badge of honor
As for my question is not even a question and i give a very big shit when someone's "thoughts" (and posts) have a sence of misleading superiority against others.
I don't refer for the participants of any campaign or their service, i don't refer if this campaign have a very good members (which is certainly have and a lot of them are friends of mine) or the vivid have better than those who are here etc. I refer to the presentation of a service as a plus point/badge/medal/title/whatever for members and it's not.
If you want to put badges or you have an inside system to "honor" members which included here, be my guest.
You know how to write it without this sounds disrespectful, which is as you wrote it at first place.
Have a nice Sunday.
I didn't post here because i chase someone lol or i'm butthurt because someone thinks that a service is a forum badge. LOL
The way that bill gator write it, is disrespectful to me. End of story.
@ the licker: I will do what i see fit as you do already, regards.
Wow. I don't understand why you're taking this so personally. It's just "locker room" talk. Just in the same way that sports teams always pep each other up before a game, I've done the same here. My personal observations have led me to believe that this campaign hosts many great members of the forum. And I've voiced that this is the best campaign that I've been a part of and better than so many other campaigns. @bill gator agreed with me. You took it personal. Why? That's the part I'm trying to understand. Unless you have something personal against (a) this campaign, (b) DarkStar_, or (c) bill gator, I don't understand why you are, in fact, getting so butthurt about a little statement about the spirit of community here.
I agree with you. I am against shitposting, but in the current situation many members of the forum doing it.But for $ 300 a week, I'm willing to spend time studying the topic and writing useful content on the forum.
You shouldn't have good post quality just because you're paid for it. You should have the standard and then be rewarded for it. Merely doing something for a financial incentive shouldn't be how you perceive the forum.
That's right. I try to write useful posts. It takes time and distracts from the main work. I don't demand a reward for that. This is my hobby. But if the project offers a reward for good content, then I'm willing to spend more time studying problems and writing useful messages.
There. That's a better statement than your last one, even
if the main focus of it was to highlight the reward aspect of the campaign.
When I first joined the campaign, BTC was worth around $2,000-2,500/ea. That meant that getting paid for a maximum of 50 posts was under $100. While other campaigns at the time were paying higher, the reason I chose this one is because I used ChipMixer for a few weeks after reading the announcement thread. I personally endorsed the product; I have never worn a signature for a company that I didn't personally endorse in my bitcointalk history.
Even then, for being a new campaign, the posts by ChipMixer participants were pretty good. Over time, they got better and better. One of the reasons I loved this campaign was because there was no minimum post requirement for the week. In previous campaigns, I was so tired of all the shitposting done by participants just to meet the minimum/maximum. It's great that you recognize the rewards for posting great content, but the reason I love this campaign is because none of us talk about the rewards we receive. Go back and check this thread history. While I'm sure we all care about the earnings, I think I speak for most in this campaign when I say that the earnings is not what motivates us. It's just a byproduct for the carefully manicured posts that are created by the members.
