Telegram questions ( Bounty, Airdrop)

[Vlad004]

Hi all, today I decided to write a post about the questions that you can ask participating in the Telegram bounty company.
Or  to write a constructive comment in airdrop.


1.  What is the main idea of your project?
2.  What is ____ ? what is this project about? How users could earn money?
3.  What is ____ in general?
4.  If I invest 1 ETH , how many tokens will I get?
5.  How about the hard cap and soft cap ICO?
6.  What will happen with unsold tokens?
7.  Can i buy your tokens through exchange?
8.  What about token distribution on the ICO?
9.  Can you say in what percentage you will distribute your tokens?
10. I want to read about your company? can u give info about your team?
11. What the profit do the token holders get?
12. How to add my MNR tokens to a wallet?
13. Can you tell more about investment on your platform?
14. How many tokens available?
15. If I'll be the one of the first users, will I have some benefits?
16. Give me your etherscan adress
17. Where is _____ registered?
18. Where is your main office?
19. Do you have bounty?
20. When exchange starts?













 

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[cr0ssfa1th]

Thanks for the very interesting questions, though in some, unfortunately, the bounty just do not want to answer some questions.

[harizen]

Hi all, today I decided to write a post about the questions that you can ask participating in the Telegram bounty company.
Or  to write a constructive comment in airdrop.


1.  What is the main idea of your project?
2.  What is ____ ? what is this project about? How users could earn money?
3.  What is ____ in general?
4.  If I invest 1 ETH , how many tokens will I get?
5.  How about the hard cap and soft cap ICO?
6.  What will happen with unsold tokens?
7.  Can i buy your tokens through exchange?
8.  What about token distribution on the ICO?
9.  Can you say in what percentage you will distribute your tokens?
10. I want to read about your company? can u give info about your team?
11. What the profit do the token holders get?
12. How to add my MNR tokens to a wallet?
13. Can you tell more about investment on your platform?
14. How many tokens available?
15. If I'll be the one of the first users, will I have some benefits?
16. Give me your etherscan adress
17. Where is _____ registered?
18. Where is your main office?
19. Do you have bounty?
20. When exchange starts?

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It will just create a repeatitive questions in the group or on a certain thread = spam.

I also doubt that those who will asked that question really eager to the find the right answer. Also some questions have an obvious answer or can easily be looked up at any sources available.

It's easy to make a project related question even for a newbie. Why need these kind of questions in a first place? To fulfill bounty or airdrop requirements?

[Vlad004]

These questions can be useful for Telegram  bounties in which you need to be active 3 times a week, for example.
Some airdrops also ask to be active in telegram chat.
This is a help for beginners. Not spam!

[harizen]

These questions can be useful for Telegram  bounties in which you need to be active 3 times a week, for example.
Some airdrops also ask to be active in telegram chat.
This is a help for beginners. Not spam!

Im not saying that the topic is spam but rather those messages listed above will be a repeatitive question in every group or thread = spam.

Instead of encouraging the newbies to research about the project, you are asking them to just choose one of the question above to fulfill the requirements. How can they be learned? What if all questions are now answered since some of those are easy to answer? In a span of a day, all of it can be answered by the person involved in the group or thread or even a member itself.

Anyways telegram bounties are not fully moderated so ok, up to you to lived on that kind of system.

[AXELNetwork]

Hi all, today I decided to write a post about the questions that you can ask participating in the Telegram bounty company.
Or  to write a constructive comment in airdrop.


1.  What is the main idea of your project?
2.  What is ____ ? what is this project about? How users could earn money?
3.  What is ____ in general?
4.  If I invest 1 ETH , how many tokens will I get?
5.  How about the hard cap and soft cap ICO?
6.  What will happen with unsold tokens?
7.  Can i buy your tokens through exchange?
8.  What about token distribution on the ICO?
9.  Can you say in what percentage you will distribute your tokens?
10. I want to read about your company? can u give info about your team?
11. What the profit do the token holders get?
12. How to add my MNR tokens to a wallet?
13. Can you tell more about investment on your platform?
14. How many tokens available?
15. If I'll be the one of the first users, will I have some benefits?
16. Give me your etherscan adress
17. Where is _____ registered?
18. Where is your main office?
19. Do you have bounty?
20. When exchange starts?

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Most of these questions should already be answered in the white paper, and if they aren't then I would advise you to be cautious with the coin.

[katelynsk]

Many these "constructive" questions are rather superficial and show that you haven't read the white paper of the project which usually includes all necessary answers.

I do not think it's good practice to ask such questions. As well as ask for merits for your post here. On the contrary, it can stop those who was already intended to give them to you.

[Obiwankenodium]

If you want to add something constructive to the discussion then you should not ask a question, but give your opinion and ask others for their reply or thoughts on that subject so you can have a proper discussion.

[petyang12]

Many these "constructive" questions are rather superficial and show that you haven't read the white paper of the project which usually includes all necessary answers.

It's good to ask these questions but not asking most of these questions to the bounty managaer but to yourself as most of these questions are answered already from the ICO's whitepaper which means we should learn to search for our own questions while some questions can be answered by the bounty manager.

I do not think it's good practice to ask such questions. As well as ask for merits for your post here. On the contrary, it can stop those who was already intended to give them to you.

Indeed, not a good practice. This is the same as merit begging.

[asurastrike32767]

Well doing such thing only promotes spamming in the telegram groups , if many people asking the same question over and over again do you think they will have a healthy community ? Probably you are a telegram bounty hunter spammer sad much better if i add you to ignore list