Does your Sig-Camp Manager counts gambling posts that moved to off topic

[xLays]

I know some of you noticed that some of the threads or topics from the gambling discussion section were moved to the off-topic section. Well, I haven't experienced having any of my posts moved to the off-topic section. I just want to ask, if this has already happened to you, does your signature campaign manager still count or pay for posts that have been moved to the off-topic section?

[Bitcoin_Arena]

Those posts will simply not be counted.

1. By the time the CM counts posts, he won't know if the post was originally posted in off-topic or just moved there. Considering off-topic board is an ignored board, forget about the posts there.

2. Signatures are not displayed in that board. So what's the point of counting posts whose signatures are not displayed. I hope you are aware that you are advertising a brand on your signature and not just making a given post count to get paid.

[livingfree]

Obviously, they're not.

The title might be related to gambling but if it's not on the gambling board and it's on the off topic, they won't be counted by the managers since it's written on the rules of the campaign.

2. Signatures are not displayed in that board. So what's the point of counting posts whose signatures are not displayed. I hope you are aware that you are advertising a brand on your signature and not just making a given post count to get paid.

Nope, signatures are visible there. It's the Serious Discussion and Ivory Tower where signatures aren't displayed.

[Wiwo]

Most campaign managers don't count off topic posts and if you make any comments on a post and it get moved to the off topic board it means that comments have become invalid for payment,  unless some campaign that pays spammers such as when 1xbit campaign was around they pay basically everything since they aim was to spam the forum.

[ralle14]

We have the same manager and according to his rules, it shouldn't count.

One of the few times those posts get paid is when the threads stay long enough in the gambling section before getting moved to the off-topic section.

I'm one of the few who experienced it recently, and it's why I sometimes look back at my post history because this situation also happens on other boards.

[BABY SHOES]

If I'm not mistaken, almost all managers don't count off-topic posts.

I experienced a few weeks ago when I reached 25 weekly posts and then there was a topic on the gambling board moved off topic and the post was not counted by the manager so I myself did not meet the minimum weekly post.

Even now some managers post in altcoin discussions also not counted.

[PX-Z]

How would they know that it came from gambling boards and just moved to off-topic. Now if the thread title is obvious, still it wouldn't count. If the post count is the reason, i would suggest to at least make extra 2-3 posts if the requirement is fixed number of post per week is required, say 25 posts, for you to receive your payment.

[Darker45]

My signature campaign does not count off-topic posts. That's a clear rule. There is no rule which says off-topic posts which were originally made on another board or section shall be counted. As such, it doesn't matter whether your posts were originally made in the gambling discussion section or elsewhere. What matters is that by the time the manager counts your posts, he/she won't include those in the off-topic board. If the post was moved right after the counting, then it won't anymore matter. The counting has already been done.

[Plaguedeath]

My campaign manager only count gambling posts that moved to Off-topic during that week, after that it's back to normal where Off-topic won't be counted.

How would they know that it came from gambling boards and just moved to off-topic.

Easy, just check on Ninjastic.space



Here's the thread that already moved to Off-topic section No interest in gambling if there is no profit or fun to be accountable.

[Husires]

Easy, just check on Ninjastic.space

The campaign aims to generate more views, so posts are paid for in the gambling board and not off-topic. If you create them in the gambling and they are moved to another section, the views will be in the other board and poster in that board may not be interested in gambling, so it is natural that you will not be paid for that post.

[examplens]

2. Signatures are not displayed in that board. So what's the point of counting posts whose signatures are not displayed. I hope you are aware that you are advertising a brand on your signature and not just making a given post count to get paid.

The signature is visible in the off-topic section, and it doesn't count because there are mostly pointless discussions that nobody reads.

Whoever asks the question about counting posts that have been moved to off-topic should think about the purpose and quality of their posts. If your discussion is marked as irrelevant, your performance for the brand you promote in your signature is likely miserable. Only by the grace of the manager are these things partially tolerated.

Later we see a surprise when a campaign closes because it did not get adequate results.

[rat03gopoh]

Easy, just check on Ninjastic.space

I'm sure no manager counts posts this way. Participant's posts must be in qualified places when they're counted.

[TheUltraElite]

If the campaign does not pay for off-topic posts, then they are not going to counted, very simple.

It does not matter if the original post was in some other section, if the moderation decides to move it, there is remains as final for then. Hence try to evaluate if the thread matter is actually on topic or not, if it is not and your posting quota is not complete, reconsider posting a reply to the OP.

Regarding accidental finding outs of posts having been moved to Offtopic, it generally helps to recheck the posts in the last posting session every two or three days so you can add up more posts if such threads have been moved recently before the deadline is reached.

[xLays]

If the campaign does not pay for off-topic posts, then they are not going to counted, very simple.

Not at all. If you're referring to directly posted in off topic section and if indicated in the campaign rules that off topic post is not eligible for paid post, of course campaign manager won't pay that post.

But if the post is originally from gambling discussion and moved to off topic section their might be a consideration from the campaign manager like what happened to @Plaguedeath. He got paid even the post is moved to off topic section.

[lovesmayfamilis]

For those who monetize each of their posts, it would be the right step to be more attentive to newly created topics and to guess whether this or that topic belongs to the corresponding section. It is also unlikely that in the conditions of signature companies, there will be conditions for accepting “off-topic” posts, so it is logical to think that posts simply go into activity. However, such a pedantic approach to the forum, which only reveals financial interest, is not very welcomed by the community. My opinion is to respond to topics if you have something to say, but under no circumstances should you regret missed or unrecorded posts.

[Yaunfitda]

I know some of you noticed that some of the threads or topics from the gambling discussion section were moved to the off-topic section. Well, I haven't experienced having any of my posts moved to the off-topic section. I just want to ask, if this has already happened to you, does your signature campaign manager still count or pay for posts that have been moved to the off-topic section?

It won't be counted as most signature campaign manager will not allow it. And so with that the best thing to do is,

• post more than what your campaign requirements are, if it says 20, then post 22 or 23, it wouldn't hurt you that extra post. And it so in cases like this, post being moved to off-topic then at least you still have buffer post
• usually if the post is not gambling related, i.e. there are topics about some neighbors or friends getting addicted and asking what the community advises, then it should not be in gambling boards . Then think twice before replying as this might be moved by the mods or someone reported it as off-topic post
  

[LTU_btc]

Personally, I haven't noticed did any of my posts were moved to Off-topic and actually, I'm not really bothered about it. If you're concerned about your campaign, I suggest you to ask your campaign manager. But IMO, there shouldn't be a question. If campaigns clearly states that they're not paying for posts in Off-topic, you shouldn't expect to get paid for posts that were moved. No matter that you originally posted it in Gambling board. Well, unless posts were moved already after you got paid.

[ajiz138]

I know some of you noticed that some of the threads or topics from the gambling discussion section were moved to the off-topic section. Well, I haven't experienced having any of my posts moved to the off-topic section. I just want to ask, if this has already happened to you, does your signature campaign manager still count or pay for posts that have been moved to the off-topic section?

Posts that are moved to off topic will not be counted, it's almost like every off topic manager will be excluded because it is a rule in the campaign.

Except when the manager has counted your post after a few hours of the post being moved to off topic then usually the manager will still count it.

But that's what I noticed, if it's still not clear then you need to ask your manager.

[Pmalek]

I experienced a few weeks ago when I reached 25 weekly posts and then there was a topic on the gambling board moved off topic and the post was not counted by the manager so I myself did not meet the minimum weekly post.

Why don't you make sure something like that doesn't happen by not stopping to post as soon as you reach 20 or 25 posts that week (whatever the count is). In that case, even if several of your posts were to be deleted or moved to a board where they don't count, you would still have more than enough to get paid. I often have 10 or more posts above the weekly count.

Not at all. If you're referring to directly posted in off topic section and if indicated in the campaign rules that off topic post is not eligible for paid post, of course campaign manager won't pay that post.

But if the post is originally from gambling discussion and moved to off topic section their might be a consideration from the campaign manager like what happened to @Plaguedeath. He got paid even the post is moved to off topic section.

That's something you would have to talk to your campaign manager about. I have never been in a signature campaign where off-topic posts counted. Now, if you are usually a good poster who doesn't have many deleted posts or those that get moved to off-topic, the manager might turn a blind eye if it happens once or twice. If it becomes a recurring thing, then the problem is on you. Before posting in a thread in the Gambling sub, consider if the topic is gambling-related. Check if the other posts are on topic and related to both the OP and gambling in general. If not, stay away from it as the mods might move/delete it.

[robelneo]

We have to respect the rules of the campaign manager if the time of his counting some of your posts are moved in off-topic then don't expect to get paid but if after the counting you get paid then you are good.

As part of a campaign, we should be aware that our posts can be moved, deleted, or not counted so the best thing to do even if you only need 25 posts and you already reached it and you have a day or two just continue posting and post naturally.
And check if the discussion has a big probability to be moved in the off-topic.