Signature Bounties and local language forums

[nndep3m]

I'm curious what other members experience is with signature campaigns and getting the required weekly post counts in local language forums? I have a friend who is interested in joining a signature campaign however his English is not great. Would he be able to exclusively post in his own local language sub-forum? What are other members experiences with bounty campaign policy generally regarding this? I realize each campaign is different but I'm just after a general sentiment.

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[zhekinsp]

I'm curious what other members experience is with signature campaigns and getting the required weekly post counts in local language forums? I have a friend who is interested in joining a signature campaign however his English is not great. Would he be able to exclusively post in his own local language sub-forum? What are other members experiences with bounty campaign policy generally regarding this? I realize each campaign is different but I'm just after a general sentiment.

You can found the bounty campaigns on bounties section of alternative crypto currencies,in that the signature campaign allows users to post on local boards also,so you can complete you minimum quota on posting local boards only.
But many of the campigns won't pay you in the end so we have to pick the right campaign.I suggest you to pick the campaign which are running by the reputed manager.So the chances of scam projects are very minimum
Recently I saw a bounty campaign running by yahoo one of the best manager so if you want participate on that campaign.

The link for that bounty from yahoo is here : https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2801253.0

*Merits are welcomed

[passwordnow]

I'm curious what other members experience is with signature campaigns and getting the required weekly post counts in local language forums?

If the rule of that campaign is clear that they are not excluding posts from local boards then it's fine to stay in that board.

I have a friend who is interested in joining a signature campaign however his English is not great. Would he be able to exclusively post in his own local language sub-forum?

Yes, better to stay in local board if he can't join discussion and can't wrote English sentences or what. But having average, English literacy should be fine. Just don't post useless posts on English Boards.

What are other members experiences with bounty campaign policy generally regarding this? I realize each campaign is different but I'm just after a general sentiment.

Just follow rules, rules of the forum and rules of the campaign you joined. If you're better at local, then stick with it but there's always room for improvement.

[babykika2027]

if such rules are not counted, some signature campaigns allow posting on local boards, most importantly not out off topic and keep discussing about cryprocurrency. You can find the bounty on bounties boards

[radokan]

I'm curious what other members experience is with signature campaigns and getting the required weekly post counts in local language forums? I have a friend who is interested in joining a signature campaign however his English is not great. Would he be able to exclusively post in his own local language sub-forum? What are other members experiences with bounty campaign policy generally regarding this? I realize each campaign is different but I'm just after a general sentiment.

It depends on signature campaign rules.
Some signature campaigns are accepting local posters he just has to find which one.
Your friend could join social media bounties where language isn't important 
Btw don't forget to use merit if you have any, i feel like I am invisible 

[jrrsparkles]

I'm curious what other members experience is with signature campaigns and getting the required weekly post counts in local language forums? I have a friend who is interested in joining a signature campaign however his English is not great. Would he be able to exclusively post in his own local language sub-forum? What are other members experiences with bounty campaign policy generally regarding this? I realize each campaign is different but I'm just after a general sentiment.

Most of the signature campaigns who is paying in altcoins will allow you to post in local forums,because their main target is to spread about their project to the crypto users and most of the investors are from different countries whose native language is not going to be english.
But most of the campaigns won't pay you in the end so you need to spend some time on picking up the right campaign.

[jackhdt]

I'm curious what other members experience is with signature campaigns and getting the required weekly post counts in local language forums? I have a friend who is interested in joining a signature campaign however his English is not great. Would he be able to exclusively post in his own local language sub-forum? What are other members experiences with bounty campaign policy generally regarding this? I realize each campaign is different but I'm just after a general sentiment.

This totally depends on your campaign manager, depending on the rules of his campaign launched. the basic reason of some operation does not allow post in local forum, it is because they do not know your local language. it is difficult to manage the posts
If the rule of that campaign allows, you can post counts in local language forums. However, there may be some rules like limiting the number of posts in the local forum

[Nfp]

I have a friend who is interested in joining a signature campaign however his English is not great.

If your friend is truly interested to participate into signature campaigns, then he must need to practice his English to be qualified to any campaigns he want to join in.

Would he be able to exclusively post in his own local language sub-forum?

Yes he can, but only limited campaigns are allowing to post in local board section. And it can be so difficult for him to find one.

[chiggz]

Would he be able to exclusively post in his own local language sub-forum? What are other members experiences with bounty campaign policy generally regarding this? I realize each campaign is

No. The main intention of the Signature Campaign is to advertise the ICO or Platform across the various threads and get an outcome for the amount paid to the participants. Most of the local boards have a very little activity happening and its not worth counting it as a approved board for Payment. Again it depends on the campaign and the manager. If he sees that most of your posts are in the local board then there is a very slim chance of getting accepted. Since you the majority of the forum is english and widely spoken there is no other way than to put in some hard work and earn the language. And most importantly the grammar.

[rizkyhiw]

I'm curious what other members experience is with signature campaigns and getting the required weekly post counts in local language forums? I have a friend who is interested in joining a signature campaign however his English is not great. Would he be able to exclusively post in his own local language sub-forum? What are other members experiences with bounty campaign policy generally regarding this? I realize each campaign is different but I'm just after a general sentiment.

Most of the signature campaigns make rules for not making post on the local board section. But do not worry, you can advise your friends to participate with bounty campaign.
Because if it forces participating with difficulties in English, people tend not to be interested in what he or she is discussing.

[vlast01]

I'm curious what other members experience is with signature campaigns and getting the required weekly post counts in local language forums?

If the rule of that campaign is clear that they are not excluding posts from local boards then it's fine to stay in that board.

I have a friend who is interested in joining a signature campaign however his English is not great. Would he be able to exclusively post in his own local language sub-forum?

Yes, better to stay in local board if he can't join discussion and can't wrote English sentences or what. But having average, English literacy should be fine. Just don't post useless posts on English Boards.

What are other members experiences with bounty campaign policy generally regarding this? I realize each campaign is different but I'm just after a general sentiment.

Just follow rules, rules of the forum and rules of the campaign you joined. If you're better at local, then stick with it but there's always room for improvement.

This is much likely the answer, This topic must be locked and closed to avoid generic and repeated answers.
For OP if you are still looking for a campaign which allows and includes post from local boards/ threads I may suggest you the Project DANEEL.io
Its an A.I(Artificial Intelligence) Assistant developed and created to helps, guides, and assists Investors in this Cryptopworld.
Bounty name : [BOUNTY-NEW][ICO] 🤖 Daneel.io: The 1st A.I Created To Help Crypto Investors
 
Link : https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2667581.msg27210952#msg27210952

[jonland22]

I'm curious what other members experience is with signature campaigns and getting the required weekly post counts in local language forums? I have a friend who is interested in joining a signature campaign however his English is not great. Would he be able to exclusively post in his own local language sub-forum? What are other members experiences with bounty campaign policy generally regarding this? I realize each campaign is different but I'm just after a general sentiment.

That really depends on the rules of the signature campaign, i believe there are signature rules that allow full posts in local boards, the only disadvantage on this is that he is off limits to join campaigns that has a good project and coin just because of language barrier.

[carlfebz2]

I'm curious what other members experience is with signature campaigns and getting the required weekly post counts in local language forums? I have a friend who is interested in joining a signature campaign however his English is not great. Would he be able to exclusively post in his own local language sub-forum? What are other members experiences with bounty campaign policy generally regarding this? I realize each campaign is different but I'm just after a general sentiment.

Bounty campaigns do have some difference into their rules. Some maybe strict on where you should post on where local sections is really prohibited or not counted which means your friend isn't suited on that campaign but yet there are some campaigns which isn't too strict where you can able to post any boards but focusing on just one board is not really be considerable at all.English doesn't need to be perfect but should really be understandable which is the most important.

[jusertvaz]

all the bounty of companies have different conditions for cooperation, my friend takes part in the company's bounty where it is not forbidden to write in the local branch, there are companies where you can not write more than 30% of the message in a local topic, there is a bounty where it is generally forbidden to write not in English, read the rules of the bounty

[Vasyan]

Bounty companies have different working conditions, some of them allow writing in local branches, but most do not allow, there are companies in which 20 or 30% of posts are allowed in the local branch, you just need to carefully read the terms of the company and choose the bounties that are right for you

[Zhenka]

English is the most common on our planet, after Chinese of course)) so the organizers of the bounty of companies want the project to be promoted in English, there are bounties that make it possible to write messages in local branches, but such projects are becoming scarce

[DoubleShow]

I met bounties in which I could write posts in the local branch, such companies are not enough because English is the most popular and almost everyone knows it, so the organizers want their bounty to be advertised in the English branch

[Artem57]

local branches do not bring good results for the bounty of companies, so the organizers put a condition that people write in English, but there are bounties that give the opportunity to write up to 30% of posts in the native language in local branches

[kkerrex]

Some ICOs allow to post in local sections, others, like my signature Equi, let only 30% of posts in local sections. But to be honest my suggestion is not participate in signatures at least you don't know English. I know guys who use online translator to post in English section. But it is disgusting. I can't stand this members,thus they pollute forum with non-sense messages.

[Hamphser]

Some ICOs allow to post in local sections, others, like my signature Equi, let only 30% of posts in local sections. But to be honest my suggestion is not participate in signatures at least you don't know English. I know guys who use online translator to post in English section. But it is disgusting. I can't stand this members,thus they pollute forum with non-sense messages.

This is why we do have local boards which if you can really hardly post in pure English then you don't have any choice but to stay up with your own local board and I do say that most campaigns don't count post on locals.For some campaigns I do see some consideration but most of the time they are not allowing it.Using up translations might be your last resort but having these tool would really be obvious and you might be discriminated if someone grammar-nazzy will spot you out.