It's always about your choice

[Reid]

Wrong.

Bounty managers are just supposed to look out if the hunters are doing their jobs.
But when it comes to the payment that will happen then he cannot handle that anymore.
It will still depend on the owner of the campaign.

They are also just also employees of the company. They don't handle the financial method of them.

[404edson]

What makes a bounty manager better? It's not about the success of the projects they introduce, it's about

1. How the handle the campaign
2. It's about fulfilling what was promised to bounty hunters
3. It's about fighting the fair fights for bounty hunters

The success of a bounty project is not in the hand of a bounty manager, the ball is in your courts, you are responsible for the bounty projects you choose, if they fail it's never bounty managers fault. Always remember this.

I agree that we should not blame the bounty managers for the failures of the project since they're only also an appointee and paid to guide and manage the campaign. But there's also a bounty manager that are abusing their power to compromise staking of the bounty hunters or something they're making a multiple accounts for the campaign and the saddest part of that they are the one checking the reports. Absolutely 100% they will give stake to that account fully. That's the two faces of the bounty manager so in the end time it only matters of your choice.

[dentolas]

I agree with you... people tend to blame the bounty manager and usually if the project fails they'll be loosing way more than any bounty hunter... they are doing their job which is managing the bounty and the hunters and make the bridge between the project owners and the bounty hunters... if the project fails it makes a lot more sense in blaming the hunters as they are not doing their advertisement job correctly...
The choice of the project is more important than anything these days

[StreakW]

What makes a bounty manager better? It's not about the success of the projects they introduce, it's about

1. How the handle the campaign
2. It's about fulfilling what was promised to bounty hunters
3. It's about fighting the fair fights for bounty hunters

The success of a bounty project is not in the hand of a bounty manager, the ball is in your courts, you are responsible for the bounty projects you choose, if they fail it's never bounty managers fault. Always remember this.

Agree, especially at this point "you are responsible for the bounty projects you choose, if they fail it's never bounty managers fault. Because sometimes, i see bounty participants blame bounty manager, you must to remember that manager never force hunters to join with them, all decisions it's from yours, so take responsibility for your choices

[tbterryboy]

The success of a bounty project is not in the hand of a bounty manager, the ball is in your courts, you are responsible for the bounty projects you choose, if they fail it's never bounty managers fault. Always remember this.

But, there are people who are choosing a bounty program is just a because of its managers. I mean they are just leading off the responsibility of finding the right bounty programs into its managers. Because managers are highly reputed people of this forum and when you are following them for working for good projects in the past, then people are usually is aiming like they will choose only right project to work with. This is the reason people are blindly start working into a project which is managed by highly reputed people of this forum.

I agree it is still responsible of bounty hunter and definitely not into the shoulders of managers. But, this can change case to case regardless of reputed manager managing project or not. I have seen even good manager handled project had gone scam after some time of being successful in exchange. So, believing into a project just because it is being manged by highly reputed manager also may lead to disappointment.

[bitgolden]

I would understand that bounty managers have some sort of responsibility outside of "check work, pay work" type of mundane tasks, of course they have to make sure that everything is going smooth however sometimes it is not in their hands.

Let's take a look at on all three and how it could be above bounty managers issues. First of all knowing how they handle the campaign, well if the team gave the bounty manager position to some newbie that they know from some place or whatever, that person might be horrible yet still be tasked with something they don't know.

Secondly fulfilling the promises, what if the team doesn't pay? Bounty manager can't pay from his own pocket after all? What about the third? You can fight as much as you want but there is a sweet spot of the team not wanting it or they might even fire you and the fact that you might be pushing the team too hard?

[Utoy101]

The success of a bounty project is not in the hand of a bounty manager, the ball is in your courts, you are responsible for the bounty projects you choose, if they fail it's never bounty managers fault. Always remember this.

I believe every bounty hunters know very much about this except for the newbies. Everyone certainly has some responsibility to own up and the failure of a project shouldn't be blame on the manager unless if the manager is part of the team. Everyone hunter needs to do personal research before joining any campaign and also have it at the back of his/her mind that not all projects will pay up

[safem]

I totally agree with you on that.It is all about our individual choices that determine how far we can enjoy the benefit embedded in crypto.A lot of good opportunities are very much available in crypto so how much of the opportunities we enjoy we depend on far we can get into some good projects and they take advantage of them. Also, ones ability to hold some rewardable coins for long will also determine later the regards and benefit that one stands to enjoy.Hence ,everyone has a choice to make as pertaing to which area to divert much investment into. So, everyone has got a choice to make.

[tippytoes]

The success of a bounty project is not in the hand of a bounty manager, the ball is in your courts, you are responsible for the bounty projects you choose, if they fail it's never bounty managers fault. Always remember this.

I believe every bounty hunters know very much about this except for the newbies. Everyone certainly has some responsibility to own up and the failure of a project shouldn't be blame on the manager unless if the manager is part of the team. Everyone hunter needs to do personal research before joining any campaign and also have it at the back of his/her mind that not all projects will pay up

If the bounty hunter is really smart, he will just follow all the reputable BMs here handling bitcoin paying campaigns. Because most projects in bounties section paying their respective tokens or coins have no assurance of getting paid on time and if they will ever reach in exchanges. So whatever you choose as a hunter has nothing to do with the BM. They can only do so much to protect their participants but the last call is still on the project team.

[Bananington]

The success of a bounty project is not in the hand of a bounty manager, the ball is in your courts, you are responsible for the bounty projects you choose, if they fail it's never bounty managers fault. Always remember this.

Honestly, I do like this statement. Some hunters just do any Bounty that comes their way, without even looking deep into the project before doing the Bounty. Some won't read disclaimers, but yet blame managers at the end. However, a good Manager also need to be selective in the bounties they choose to manage, and also try to escrow funds to ensure hunters get rewarded.

[gabbie2010]

You should not blame the Bounty manager for all mortal sins, he is not guilty of the failure of the project. Only the team is responsible for the project itself and its development. The manager is responsible for promoting it. His honesty and responsibility to bounty hunters are worth a lot.

that's true and there were some trusted managers were getting fooled by the scam projects and this is not the fault that has already made by the managers. He must try to think if everything is not controlled by the manager. The manager is only doing what already ordered by the team beside try to DYOR before managing the project.

I think a trusted bounty manager can be seen now from how they do their work and the more bounties handled by them are enough to show that they have a very good trust and become a trusted bounty manager such as a detective bounty manager.

Some of these trusted bounty managers had made names for themselves that is why hunters are always participating in their campaigns there is an assurance that they will get paid at the end of the project thus another reason for newbies to make a thorough research in choosing the right bounty rather than choosing any campaign without assurance of payment.

[dongosquad]

What makes a bounty manager better? It's not about the success of the projects they introduce, it's about

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The first point is one of my important reasons for joining a campaign. Communicative, friendly, conscientious and fair bounty managers are my favourite, even though not all of the criteria are in one person or team. We must also pay attention to BM's commitment to select participants, especially since there are many cheaters and spammers today.
The second and third points are equally important, so BMs that use escrow will usually be more trusted. Especially now that there are many dramas related to distribution delays and reduced allocations.
Communication, cooperation, and good planning between the BM and the dev team will definitely result in a structured bounty campaign, all of which will certainly get their respective goals fairly. That's just the name of mutualism symbiosis, don't be like a parasite that only uses others without giving feedback.

[rexxarofmoknathal]

What makes a bounty manager better? It's not about the success of the projects they introduce, it's about

1. How the handle the campaign
2. It's about fulfilling what was promised to bounty hunters
3. It's about fighting the fair fights for bounty hunters

The success of a bounty project is not in the hand of a bounty manager, the ball is in your courts, you are responsible for the bounty projects you choose, if they fail it's never bounty managers fault. Always remember this.

By definition a bounty manager's main responsibility is the bounty hunters and how these people work to promote and advertise the project so in some respect I agree that bounty managers are there to mainly fight for the bounty hunters to ensure that their efforts are being paid for.

I do however disagree that they're completely not related to the success of the project. Instead, I think there's a fine thread, where in some cases the manager can be held responsible if the bounty hunters haven't done a proper job as a direct close supervision failure from the manager itself. The level of responsibility though is and should be set clearly prior to committing to the role - but overall I think there's room of liability for 'some' managers

[BitcoinTurk]

It will be a great fool to evaluate a campaign manager based on the success of the project he has managed. We know that many campaign managers do not have anything to do with the projects, although rarely some campaign managers are associated with the project. According to my personal opinion, in order for a good campaign manager to do his job correctly, he should constantly check all the participants, be able to identify single people with multiple memberships and continue the campaign he is managing without any problems. In addition, a good campaign manager should treat all members equally and never racist behavior.

[tsaroz]

All parties involved have some form of responsibility but being self aware and researching properly before taking a decision would surely make your chances of not getting paid lower.
Bounty manager still have a role to play, they are the ones with direct contact with the team and they can better predict the legitimacy of the project. They can ask for an escrow as an insurance. They can let users know about the situation of the project and stop it if they found any red flags on the project.

[timmmers]

There is always a choice that you don't have to do anything. Cryptocurrencies are risky, ICOs are extremely risky, so you can't expect that you constantly earn a nice sum of money.

[fuer44]

Please also note that the project is fully in the hands of the project development team. the task of the manager in this case is to manage the bounties in this forum, such as signatures, twitter and others. the manager introduces and explains in detail, and every question will be answered properly. after that, managing the bounty goes from beginning to end, if it is finished then the manager's task can be considered good. for the final results regarding the price of tokens or distribution of tokens, it becomes the task and part of the development team.

[Bezobraznike]

There is always a choice that you don't have to do anything. Cryptocurrencies are risky, ICOs are extremely risky, so you can't expect that you constantly earn a nice sum of money.

   Timmers I think what you can expect depends on the work you are doing, and your researching! You can earn constantly,
but you need to have skills and patience, and to choose where will you invest carefully, and for whom you will work.
   As in the headline, it's always about your choice, if you are making good choices you will earn all the time, if you have more
bad choices than you need to work and find another approach.

[nutriagrigia]

There is always a choice that you don't have to do anything. Cryptocurrencies are risky, ICOs are extremely risky, so you can't expect that you constantly earn a nice sum of money.

That's why diversification and risk management exists and allows smart investors to risk with a small amount of money, but not all of their money

[Towerbreeze]

Bounty Managers that don't value bounty hunters can be a real pain in the ass, they can make the campaign a very frustrating one and unenjoyable for bounty hunters but who cares? It's always about the reward isn't it? Life itself is not a straight forward road, whatever you see as a bounty hunter always know it's about risks