Hello Mr. Sylon.
I want to address you on behalf of the whole bounty community, not only Spectre, but also others. I'm sure that everything will support me on this issue.
In many social Twitter campaigns you follow, there are a lot of abusive accounts. These people make spam on their wall and get 3-4-5 or more times, more than other hardworking members of the campaign bounty. I understand that there are no restrictions on the number of postings in the rules. But when I went to the accounts of some of the participants, I was just shocked. Many completely spit on the very logic of the news, people retweet in the reverse order, from the new news to the old. Someone does 10 to 20 retweets at a time. Some people generally do more than 100 reposts at a time. Is this normal, so it should be? Is this a good advertisement? I think no. Other people are likely to just begin to enrage to see so many posts in their tape. If they want to know other news of the project, they will just open and look. To check it is quite simple, we just filter the spreadsheets of participants by the number of retweets (from larger to smaller). And what do we see?
Take the Spectre campaign as an example:
https://twitter.com/juanda_andrie - 799 shares | 166 Likes | 16815 stakes
If you take the example of a normal participant, then on average, for a similar campaign with so many participants comes out about 2-4k stacks. Does this mean that the guy works 7 times better than others? How can this be possible at all? One of the main questions, how do you calculate the number of reposts, more than the Spectre account itself? For example, in the Spectre account, there are only 513 tweets for today. And these are tweets that also include retweets of other accounts. I want to understand what is the point? And so not only in the Spectre, but also in other projects.
Also, in the rules of your campaign is often mentioned "Do not RT and like tweets that are more than two weeks old."
But as I understand this rule is not taken into account when counting.
Personally, I ran into another problem. All retweets I do with the likes at the same time. But at the same time for all their 119 counted retweets, counted 10 likes. I do not understand how this happens. Most likely all the calculations are done by some software, but this indicates that it does not work correctly.
Why and why did I decide to write this? Simply because it is unfair to all participants, and let it just bounty campaign, but any work should be done well and with a soul. As a normal person, you schedule your campaigns, what and when you should do it on time. To make 3-5 retweets per day is normal. But when you see such situations, when a person simply abuses, performing the whole company in one day and in addition gets a lot more stacks, the question immediately arises: if others do that, then why should not I?
I wish everyone good and a lot of stacks.
