Bounty and Posts

[MoonIsBlue]

Hello, often enough at the bounty's for signature campaigns you see that they want atleast X amount of constructive posts during the week and only posts from secontion Z will be counted, but how do they actually do that? Do they manually search your name in the section and then check every post you made or are there easier ways of doing this?
I can't really believe they manually check it cause that would be so much work. How do they do it?

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[cah ndablek]

Maybe they just check posting at random because it takes a long time if you have to meet one by one sometimes can also make bored if doing things like that continuously.

[hilariousandco]

Some manually check and some just use bots.

[Cobalt9317]

It is painstaking but manually checking every enrolled candidate is mandatory for campaign manager.

[mrjoy15]

It's very simple to spot any participants through their unique profile ID. Before applying any campaign they must be asked to include your ID. A manager visit the link and check manually posting qualities and get others info.

[The Sceptical Chymist]

Don't know, but I would assume that for the bigger campaigns, like ones yahoo62278 runs, they're not checked manually. I suspect he uses a bot, because he does the post count pretty quickly.  I don't even know how bots work other than that they're pieces of software.  Shouldn't be too hard to program what you need.

Then there are those that say they use bots, and they screw up post counts royally.  Don't know how that happens.

[shesheboy]

Hello, often enough at the bounty's for signature campaigns you see that they want atleast X amount of constructive posts during the week and only posts from secontion Z will be counted, but how do they actually do that? Do they manually search your name in the section and then check every post you made or are there easier ways of doing this?
I can't really believe they manually check it cause that would be so much work. How do they do it?

some of them are using a software tools to automate the process and count those only eligible constructive post above 75characters,   and sometimes they just manually check it on their spreedsheets to check the users activity if its doing well or just burst posting and shit posting around the forum.

[BurhanPSG]

I think a bounty campaign has its own team to count the posts made by all the members.
whether it is the number of posts or post quality in accordance with the rules of the bounty campaign.
But there is also the role of managers who handle it, because each manager is definitely different

[treather]

I think they use both, there is no way anybody can read through each and every post, especially for large campaigns. You can code a bot to do the counting and check the sections posted in, then you have to manually and randomly read through posts to ascertain their quality.

[sishahid]

This is my own opinion, it can have objections, but there is nothing to do. It's not easy to compute a post by one person. Maybe bounty manager has own team to count, their work just count participates post for signature campaign. Some of the bounty managers use the automatic calculating system to count. But I do not know properly, which methods they use.

[RedX]

Yes, majority are  manual. There are many lenient campaign managers that let some broken grammars counted and you can notice that some of them just use google translate and mostly they are in altcoin campaigns. Btc campaign are somehow strict but I guess some managers only do random check on some posts of their participants.

[mx667]

I guess :
- some use bots
- some check manually (little post per week)
- some check randomly

[jeni99]

there may be a special team and many people are involved to check each participant's signature campaign

[levancov]

Don't know, but I would assume that for the bigger campaigns, like ones yahoo62278 runs, they're not checked manually. I suspect he uses a bot, because he does the post count pretty quickly.  I don't even know how bots work other than that they're pieces of software.  Shouldn't be too hard to program what you need.

Then there are those that say they use bots, and they screw up post counts royally.  Don't know how that happens.

Bot takes into account all your activity on the forum, whether you have answers to questions, whether you ask questions, the number of signs and stuff, it has an algorithm that takes into account many nuances.

[kim93]

When we do Airdrop it mentioned that we have to keep a comment in BCT forum.when we do it does it become "spam"

And also I made a post and it became a activity but after few days it has removed..  Do you know the reason guys ...

Please let me know.

[Cryptoryx]

Some use bots and some actually go over it and do it manually.

[LegionCoin]

Hello, often enough at the bounty's for signature campaigns you see that they want atleast X amount of constructive posts during the week and only posts from secontion Z will be counted, but how do they actually do that? Do they manually search your name in the section and then check every post you made or are there easier ways of doing this?
I can't really believe they manually check it cause that would be so much work. How do they do it?

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[crazycatwoman03]

Don't know, but I would assume that for the bigger campaigns, like ones yahoo62278 runs, they're not checked manually. I suspect he uses a bot, because he does the post count pretty quickly.  I don't even know how bots work other than that they're pieces of software.  Shouldn't be too hard to program what you need.

Then there are those that say they use bots, and they screw up post counts royally.  Don't know how that happens.

Yeah, imagine the hard work that a campaign manager would be doing if he is checking every post for each account. I know that they are paid for managing the campaign but checking manually sounds really insane. There are campaigns with few participants but campaign managers like yahoo62278 and Sylon mostly handles big campaigns so it is just reasonable to think that they are using bots.

Then there are those that say they use bots, and they screw up post counts royally.  Don't know how that happens.

Well, every campaign managers differs in handling their campaigns so we should not expect that a campaign manager will do just like the other. Another annoying thing is that the stakes and token distributions sometimes takes a long time. I know that handling campaigns is not easy but I just hope that managers will see to it that distributions won't take months after the campaign is finished.