WILL Bounty campaigns Ever Keep to their Rules and Regulations

[Stanlo]

Every bounty rules are meant to be change, its the first rules you will see on every bounty thread on this forum so its left for you if you want to take the risk, honestly there are few bounties that change rules but still did well after bounty ends, my advise is to follow bounty managers with good reputations and you will always get paid

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[Maturnuwun]

I think the answer is no, you can see from the beginning of 2018-2019 or precisely after the ico boom in 2017 a lot of ico projects have appeared and generated scams / garbage tokens. and I believe the good times will not be repeated in the ico project, maybe only coins that have been listed at the top will survive and continue to grow in the future. including the top 10 on the cmc market.

[slaman29]

Most of bounties have in their thread that rules can be changed anytime so i don't think we can do anything if we want to participate in that particular bounty. It's true that lots of bounties are fake and scam but there's some that are worth the time and effort, we just have to carefully find the legit ones.

And I think  that's only fair, isn't it? To be fair, I've been through a few campaigns myself and most of the good ones did change things throughout the duration, and I would say, sometimes to the benefit of the participant. Personal experience for me was good, I've always been able to negotiate when I can't fulfill my terms, like going on holiday, taking a campaign vacation. That's always what sets apart the good ones from the bad.

[angrybirdy]

Most of bounties have in their thread that rules can be changed anytime so i don't think we can do anything if we want to participate in that particular bounty. It's true that lots of bounties are fake and scam but there's some that are worth the time and effort, we just have to carefully find the legit ones.

And I think  that's only fair, isn't it? To be fair, I've been through a few campaigns myself and most of the good ones did change things throughout the duration, and I would say, sometimes to the benefit of the participant. Personal experience for me was good, I've always been able to negotiate when I can't fulfill my terms, like going on holiday, taking a campaign vacation. That's always what sets apart the good ones from the bad.

Yes, bounty campaigns have all the rights to change the rules and regulations anytime they want.
If they feel that it will be for the good of the campaign, they will change it right away.
Sometimes, they anticipate the possible things to happen, so they will adjust it for the good of the project.
Most of the time, they also stated such changes in the campaign, if a bounty hunter really reads all the information on the project, he will not miss to read it.

[CryptoInsights]

No, In simple words this is not a bounty seasons. Most of the rules of the bounties are in their favour and not in your favour. They are only focused on their profit and most of the bounties are spam.

[Apened]

Can we ever have a bounty campaign that stick to its Rules from the beginning to the end of the campaign. can that ever be possible just like the old days. bounty campaigns of early 2017 use to plead with participates. Ran a bounty of 3 weeks without any additional weeks. maintained a fixed number of token or pay amount without altering the total pay budget. stick to their rules of paying immediately at the stipulated time. Most of these projects are successful and remains top notch.

The truth about New projects these days is none of them are real. all are fake and copy cats. Knows that they have nothing to offer. they are just after the Money. if they are fortunate to raise the money, fine business starts.  but if not;everything scrap to the scratch.  it all depends on the money. money first. once it is realized, they do everything possible to protect the money not the project. from the project CEO to CEO. to the legal team and the rest.
Bounty participants are the LEAST in the list of Payment. before you join that bounty. Make sure you have the free time and won't regret in case target was not met.

A big No, we are only a bounty participant and they still have the right to extend and change rules if they want to. I think what we can do is think and read first or believe that the project will be going to success. We can't assure everything. There's a bounty that takes 3 to 4months but end up nothing. That's the fact that we need to accept. The time and bounties in the past will not goingg to be the same as now.

[dimonstration]

No. If the company wants to change rules just to make their participants suffer more they will change it even the campaign manager will follow even he doesn't want to. I've seen a lot of campaigns changes its rules due to huge costs or either want to scam their participants.

I also experience some, it's ok to change rules as long as they will give span of time to take it into effect or will inform thru pm that there are changes in rules, actually there are bounty managers who really send message and this is acceptable since we are required to be updated in bounties were joining even there is no pm. But a short notice irritates me the most especially you already gained stakes in that campaign.

[tinyteapot]

I do not think we need to worry ourselves over this issue of bounty rules changes because it is always included in most bounty general terms and conditions The team retains the right to modify the campaign rules.

They often inform us about it from the on set of their program, we join it not knowing what type of changes to expect but hope for the best.

[wedosgibas]

That is why I am still surprised at those who join to promote unclear projects, even the team looks very thirsty for money. Even if there are investors, how stupid they are. Come on, friend, if you are a beginner, don't invest in a new project.

[Landak]

In fact the current project is indeed "I just need the money", very different from the project before 2017 which started the project by marketing its products first, after conducting trials then they started to raise funds (ICO). And launch bounty programs.
many people start promoting and getting trial of their products, then investors start to be interested in investing and finally ICO is successful. bounty is also a success. (stick to their rules from first to end)
different with now, create the website and make random team, don't know background they are. started to raise funds (IEO). launch bounty program. in the end, IEO failed because no product yet. no investor is interested in investing. bounty not paid or get additional weeks. (the rules always change at will)

[Kambal2000]

In fact the current project is indeed "I just need the money", very different from the project before 2017 which started the project by marketing its products first, after conducting trials then they started to raise funds (ICO). And launch bounty programs.
many people start promoting and getting trial of their products, then investors start to be interested in investing and finally ICO is successful. bounty is also a success. (stick to their rules from first to end)
different with now, create the website and make random team, don't know background they are. started to raise funds (IEO). launch bounty program. in the end, IEO failed because no product yet. no investor is interested in investing. bounty not paid or get additional weeks. (the rules always change at will)

Price, expectations, rules may really differ from time to time, yes, there was indeed a big difference from 2017 up to now, we can say that the year 2017 is the year wherein cryptocurrency began its name, but now since there are lots of scams out there, we cannot have same picture before, and we cannot hide the fact that people lose interest not because they don't care and don't believe in crypto but they were afraid that their hard earned money will be gone.

[qiwoman2]

There are still some decent bounty campaigns but you really need to search hard and what I do really is stick mainly with well known and reputable bounty managers because they really know what is good and usually don't take on crappy projects, well most of the time that is. I just do a few bounties at a time as well and mainly focus on signature bounty and also a few social ones, videos etc. I have a part time job now, in crypto, so bounties for me are now also a part time extra job for me. So I am full time in crypto again around the clock, never stopping and only cat napping.

[valuater]

for bounty nowadays it is very difficult to find consistent in applying the rules, and for new projects I think the accusation is true, they only focus about money, but there are some who are not even a little cheating because usually the issue of allocation is always a problem when they calculate stake at the end of campaign, is very difficult looking for bounties that are really same as 2017 bounty.

[ashmodeus]

so why u still do that ?
i mean u know exactly the fact about it , but u still action like "i have no choice" , and now you blame about that happen ?
did u considering something bad can be happened when u joined bounty campaign ?
something like that ? i guess no, because u also same like CEO u say before. "it all depends on the money" .
i've checked all of your last post and u have a stupid action, joined every bounty u knew, then, when u didn't get the payment then you blame about what happened to you ?
Jezzzz....

[#Darren]

It is very hard in such market conditions. A lot of projects are prolonging their bounty programmes, because they are struggling to collect even small capital. Usually, such bounties/projects are ending up with nothing.

[Genemind]

As for me, it isn't the best season for bounty campaigns because of the market situation. Most projects these days don't follow and implement their rules and regulations. They keep on extending which is consuming most of our time. I wish we could go back to the bounty season last 2017 where we're able to enjoy bounties. One of the main reason for failing projects is the lack of capitalization and trust from investors. I believe that if the market situation gets better again, we will be able to reach the same bounty era again.

[SaShiRaJaVu]

As for me, it isn't the best season for bounty campaigns because of the market situation. Most projects these days don't follow and implement their rules and regulations. They keep on extending which is consuming most of our time. I wish we could go back to the bounty season last 2017 where we're able to enjoy bounties.

You have the choice to participate in these campaigns and i never participated in any altcoins and hence i am not sure how big the market was to know how big the market was but recently i am seeing many threads questioning the current market situation but majority of the projects that started died by now and i wonder how much everyone was able to make by writing a few lines .

One of the main reason for failing projects is the lack of capitalization and trust from investors. I believe that if the market situation gets better again, we will be able to reach the same bounty era again.

If you see hundreds of scams and people running after collecting the money who will be trusting any projects, after all the risk is higher as majority will not fulfill their plans and we have experienced that in the past and billions are wasted in the name of promising projects and with that who will trust with their money.

[robelneo]

Can we ever have a bounty campaign that stick to its Rules from the beginning to the end of the campaign. can that ever be possible just like the old days. bounty campaigns of early 2017 use to plead with participates. Ran a bounty of 3 weeks without any additional weeks. maintained a fixed number of token or pay amount without altering the total pay budget. stick to their rules of paying immediately at the stipulated time. Most of these projects are successful and remains top notch.

The truth about New projects these days is none of them are real. all are fake and copy cats. Knows that they have nothing to offer. they are just after the Money. if they are fortunate to raise the money, fine business starts.  but if not;everything scrap to the scratch.  it all depends on the money. money first. once it is realized, they do everything possible to protect the money not the project. from the project CEO to CEO. to the legal team and the rest.
Bounty participants are the LEAST in the list of Payment. before you join that bounty. Make sure you have the free time and won't regret in case target was not met.

My last best campaign was before the end of 2017 after that all the succeeding projects are big failures, they cannot get a good price in the market, some of the projects are pausing their crowdfunding because they cannot get funded, they are still ok because they are giving back the funds, but once some project run away with people's funds, and they can get away with it, developers are running with investors funds one by one, they think it's much easier because no one's running after them, now this where things get really bad in ICO. 

[sangjoewara]

It is very hard in such market conditions. A lot of projects are prolonging their bounty programmes, because they are struggling to collect even small capital. Usually, such bounties/projects are ending up with nothing.

Yes, if in a short duration the project is not able to raise funds, it will be very difficult to get good results in an additional duration, because of the short duration we can judge whether the project is liked by many people or not.

[tonyvo2017]

Existing good projects are gone and bad bounty programs are more. There are a lot of scams now and we need to check very carefully before joining any bounty project.
My experience is that in order to have money for bounty jobs, we need to choose the active projects that are listed on exchanges. Having a high trading volume is better.