Quote from: AtheistAKASaneBrain on April 03, 2015, 09:50:43 PM

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Quote from: Amph on March 10, 2015, 01:10:19 PM

you need firstly, to reach a full member status at least, then you can join one of those signature campaign and start earning, but read te rules first, not all section are allowed

be patient and up your rank first, then choose one of these signature campaign you want... Cheesy

that's may good option...,

it is very long, the better he bought the account, at a price between 0.05 - 0.1 and in 1 or 2 weeks of money he could return

Im not sure about that. If he buys a full member account at around lets 0.07.. what campaing is going to pay that in 2 weeks, let alone 2? The one im at right now will certainly not.

It will. You can get up to 0.035 on bitmixer per week so that's 0.07 in a fortnight.

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Quote from: notlist3d on April 03, 2015, 11:10:06 PM

I think this thread is the perfect example why paid per post won't work large scale. If you look at it there are 4 pages of not a whole lot. Sure some from each side.

But does this thread bring knowledge that others will benefit from? Not really. Should it be locked at this point instead of going on and on? Chances are yes.

But that is just my opinion. I still think it's better with smaller campaigns then full forum paid per post.

I agree with your point. An easy solution would be to employ people to check posts one by one and use pay per rank instead of post. I have seen various people posting pointlessly and for example, spammers can just makes comments like "this is a great tutorial , I have made lots of money thanks!" And would still be paid for the post.

You can report these sorts of posts and a mod will likely check the rest of the posting history. If they're found to be of largely poor quality then they will get a ban. I agree campaign owners/runners should check their participants posts more and if they can't cope with that either hire someone to do it or limit the number of participants to something more manageable.