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October 06, 2018, 04:25:34 PM |
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I fully agree, such a service that now provide a lot of bounty hunters, scares off potential investors. These people don't deserve any reward. And soon the effectiveness of many of those who are really trying to depreciate, then they will be forced to stop their activities. Enough to parasitize on those who really support the project.
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October 06, 2018, 04:44:28 PM |
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This is absolutely true that instructions plays an important role in crypto world. main motive of giving instructions is that beginners should know what managers want from the beginners to do .
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October 06, 2018, 04:45:32 PM |
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Bounty does not revolve around only for signature campaigns but you have the point for that you are wearing the ICO's signature, their company name, brand, project etc as you represent it to your postings to other kinds of threads, we know there are fake ICO's running their campaigns to cheat both bounty hunters and investors but doesn't change the fact that there are legitimate projects who want to promotion and good advertisement.
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October 06, 2018, 10:19:15 PM |
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Instructions are important because either you participate in Airdrop, bounties, trading or ico involvements And you do not follow proper instructions you end up loosing your tokens , zero bounty stakes And loss of funds if it’s annico investment
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October 06, 2018, 10:29:36 PM |
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In everything, one needs to be guided by the dictates of that institution or project.Without instructions, people cannot establish a basis for evaluation or for determining what is right or wrong.Unfortunately, in some projects,the instructions are either not detailed or vague which makes it difficult to understand.
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October 06, 2018, 10:37:05 PM |
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Yeah, you're right, before we promote any project, we need to learn that project well. Read all of the instructions and the rules are also important, how can we promote the project if we don't even know the instructions or rules of the bounty program. Good luck for us.
Aside from that, bounty owners/managers should also respect whatever rules they stated upon opening such campaign. If they say, they will send the tokens or coins after ICO, they should send those tokens earned by bounty hunters in a timely manner, not in a very delayed schedule. Usually with so much delays, once the tokens are received by those hunters, the price already dropped significantly and the tokens lost more than half its value.
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October 06, 2018, 10:39:52 PM |
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I would like to draw the attention of bounty hunters most important to this. Every genuine project you choose to promote as a bounty hunter should not be taken with levity.
First, before you set out to promote a project, study it and know what it is all about. Do not promote what you don't know. Also, read through the instructions as prescribed by the bounty manager, so as not to destroy the project.
I have seen a situation where some hunters screwed up a project, because their thought is that every project is an ICO. Whereas, some projects are just for different purposes. Some just list directly on exchange without running an ICO.
Try to render a good service to the project that would pay you.
Avoid spamming threads in the name of trying to meet up with number of posts or deadline of submission. So that that the investors you are trying to disseminate the information to will not see you as a shit poster.
Showcase to the crypto world that you are able to provide a good service that would add value to the project and also to the cryptosphere in entirety.
You are very correct, the major aim of every bounty participant is to be able to add value to the ico or project you are promoting as the case may be. I think that when bounty hunters begin to see that getting the bounty reward is tied to the success of the project, then we will all see reasons why we should give our very best to it.
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October 06, 2018, 10:59:08 PM |
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I would like to draw the attention of bounty hunters most important to this. Every genuine project you choose to promote as a bounty hunter should not be taken with levity.
First, before you set out to promote a project, study it and know what it is all about. Do not promote what you don't know. Also, read through the instructions as prescribed by the bounty manager, so as not to destroy the project.
I have seen a situation where some hunters screwed up a project, because their thought is that every project is an ICO. Whereas, some projects are just for different purposes. Some just list directly on exchange without running an ICO.
Try to render a good service to the project that would pay you.
Avoid spamming threads in the name of trying to meet up with number of posts or deadline of submission. So that that the investors you are trying to disseminate the information to will not see you as a shit poster.
Showcase to the crypto world that you are able to provide a good service that would add value to the project and also to the cryptosphere in entirety.
You are very correct, the major aim of every bounty participant is to be able to add value to the ico or project you are promoting as the case may be. I think that when bounty hunters begin to see that getting the bounty reward is tied to the success of the project, then we will all see reasons why we should give our very best to it. Etiquette in posting is really important because we've a project carried under our signature so that we convince more investors as the ICO going on , we have to make post not only to comply the requirements , but the most important is to interact and give our knowledge to a particular thread we're engaging .
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October 06, 2018, 11:14:59 PM |
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You are right before participating or joining your desire campaign is always good to read the rules because every bounty campaign has it own rules and guidelines. Reading rules helps because it makes our stakes intact.
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October 06, 2018, 11:15:18 PM |
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Yeah, you're right, before we promote any project, we need to learn that project well. Read all of the instructions and the rules are also important, how can we promote the project if we don't even know the instructions or rules of the bounty program. Good luck for us.
Aside from that, bounty owners/managers should also respect whatever rules they stated upon opening such campaign. If they say, they will send the tokens or coins after ICO, they should send those tokens earned by bounty hunters in a timely manner, not in a very delayed schedule. Usually with so much delays, once the tokens are received by those hunters, the price already dropped significantly and the tokens lost more than half its value. Yes that really happens most of the time.So i just end up holding my tokens for such a long time until i see good exchanger that will offer a good price.I know we should follow all the instructions so we can get rewards in the end,but the team behind the project should be responsible too in updating the spreadsheet in a timely manner.
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October 06, 2018, 11:41:01 PM |
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Yeah, you're right, before we promote any project, we need to learn that project well. Read all of the instructions and the rules are also important, how can we promote the project if we don't even know the instructions or rules of the bounty program. Good luck for us.
Aside from that, bounty owners/managers should also respect whatever rules they stated upon opening such campaign. If they say, they will send the tokens or coins after ICO, they should send those tokens earned by bounty hunters in a timely manner, not in a very delayed schedule. Usually with so much delays, once the tokens are received by those hunters, the price already dropped significantly and the tokens lost more than half its value. Yes that really happens most of the time.So i just end up holding my tokens for such a long time until i see good exchanger that will offer a good price.I know we should follow all the instructions so we can get rewards in the end,but the team behind the project should be responsible too in updating the spreadsheet in a timely manner. Managers is always to be blamed but the on general the team behind should really take the responsibility yet not managers are the ones who do hold of the bounty tokens. Its always be on the team and manager cant do anything if they wont really be released for the distribution for marketing allocation. Instructions is always been important not just into this market alone but on every work we have to be done.There would be always an instruction.
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October 07, 2018, 07:48:12 AM |
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Yeah, you're right, before we promote any project, we need to learn that project well. Read all of the instructions and the rules are also important, how can we promote the project if we don't even know the instructions or rules of the bounty program. Good luck for us.
Aside from that, bounty owners/managers should also respect whatever rules they stated upon opening such campaign. If they say, they will send the tokens or coins after ICO, they should send those tokens earned by bounty hunters in a timely manner, not in a very delayed schedule. Usually with so much delays, once the tokens are received by those hunters, the price already dropped significantly and the tokens lost more than half its value. Yes that really happens most of the time.So i just end up holding my tokens for such a long time until i see good exchanger that will offer a good price.I know we should follow all the instructions so we can get rewards in the end,but the team behind the project should be responsible too in updating the spreadsheet in a timely manner. Managers is always to be blamed but the on general the team behind should really take the responsibility yet not managers are the ones who do hold of the bounty tokens. Its always be on the team and manager cant do anything if they wont really be released for the distribution for marketing allocation. Instructions is always been important not just into this market alone but on every work we have to be done.There would be always an instruction. Now some bounty managers have started to work with escrow or pre-take tokens themselves. Here for example "bountyhive team", after the Kora network, decided to throw a part of the bounty hunters, they wrote in a blog that now never will take over the company if it does not provide tokens. Ie slowly there is an evolution, and I hope that will also begin to evolve bounty hunters, because you need to benefit, not to parasitize multi-accounts.
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October 07, 2018, 07:57:12 AM |
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I would like to draw the attention of bounty hunters most important to this. Every genuine project you choose to promote as a bounty hunter should not be taken with levity.
First, before you set out to promote a project, study it and know what it is all about. Do not promote what you don't know. Also, read through the instructions as prescribed by the bounty manager, so as not to destroy the project.
I have seen a situation where some hunters screwed up a project, because their thought is that every project is an ICO. Whereas, some projects are just for different purposes. Some just list directly on exchange without running an ICO.
Try to render a good service to the project that would pay you.
Avoid spamming threads in the name of trying to meet up with number of posts or deadline of submission. So that that the investors you are trying to disseminate the information to will not see you as a shit poster.
Showcase to the crypto world that you are able to provide a good service that would add value to the project and also to the cryptosphere in entirety.
I have to say that the guidelines need to be taken critically due to the fact you should keep in mind it as a totally crucial thing because you are a bounty hunter. I agree that before joining an open campaign, you have to first review the precise Iowa ranges and objectives and examine greater about it. The guidelines you may hold in mind can also cause a trouble related to your promotion, even without the exception of the marketing campaign, now and again you'll now not get a token due to a few steering.
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October 07, 2018, 08:03:31 AM |
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Agree with you always need to read all instructions very carefully , because always there are problems with bounty. Often people dont receive tokens because they made some mistakes. Regards.
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October 07, 2018, 08:11:04 AM |
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I agree with you! Rules are really important and everybody should follow them! Moreover, people must investigate a project, before taking part in a bounty and promoting them! Just make a research, follow the rules, find a good bounty and earn coins.
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October 09, 2018, 12:52:09 PM |
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I would like to draw the attention of bounty hunters most important to this. Every genuine project you choose to promote as a bounty hunter should not be taken with levity.
First, before you set out to promote a project, study it and know what it is all about. Do not promote what you don't know. Also, read through the instructions as prescribed by the bounty manager, so as not to destroy the project.
I have seen a situation where some hunters screwed up a project, because their thought is that every project is an ICO. Whereas, some projects are just for different purposes. Some just list directly on exchange without running an ICO.
Try to render a good service to the project that would pay you.
Avoid spamming threads in the name of trying to meet up with number of posts or deadline of submission. So that that the investors you are trying to disseminate the information to will not see you as a shit poster.
Showcase to the crypto world that you are able to provide a good service that would add value to the project and also to the cryptosphere in entirety.
I agree, way too many people start to do things without paying attention to instructions give to them. The instructions of a bounty are always important to read before you even start to sign up for then bounty in the first place. Also making good posts are always the mot important thing because if your posts are not good enough then you are not going to get any stakes
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October 09, 2018, 12:55:10 PM |
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Thank you for info! It's very useful.
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October 09, 2018, 12:59:53 PM |
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Agree with you always need to read all instructions very carefully , because always there are problems with bounty. Often people dont receive tokens because they made some mistakes. Regards.
Yes this happens sometimes after all the efforts done from our end we need to wait for tokens, this is really not fair from the project manager he needs to take responsibility of everything from top to the bottom. After every parameter he need to look on it.
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October 10, 2018, 08:57:26 AM |
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Ruls and instructions can save money from losses and people from their mistakes so I like this ida of instructions and support it so much. THey are very useful.
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How the instructions are written is very important. The instruction is executed by the manager. I often read instructions from various projects. I do not like the only thing - when they write in the instructions: developers have the right to change the rules in the instructions at any time.
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