Thank you for showing what you meant by "burstposting." You clearly stated that "burstposting" is not against the rules and that I did not break any rules of the campaign. So why are you refusing to pay?
Since you started a thread for this and you are a full member and if you were in a campaign earlier you must know that post bursting is not acceptable in this forum and the campaign manager has the full rights to refuse you to pay if and when he finds that your post are not constructive and not on topic and there is yet another rule
If youre placed on SMAS blacklist during your time enrolled you will not be paid
and post bursting can place you in that. Hope you will learn from your mistakes. Good luck.
Show me where it says that "bursting" can put me on SMAS blacklist.
SMAS thread:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1545652.0snip*
You can read laudas' thread:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1741988Why am I banned from my signature campaign / the forum?
snip*
Post Bursting:
Post bursting refers to making a lot of posts in an extremely small amount of time (for example, several posts within the space of a minute).
Posts made in such a small amount of time are unlikely to have had much, if any, effort put into this. A direct result of this is that the posts are usually both low quality and one liners.
snip*
So I am expected to know about a thread started by another user to know the unwritten rules of a signature campaign? Why is this not listed as rules to follow in the thread of the signature campaign if I am expected to follow them?
I also do not believe I violated "several posts within the space of a minute." I had around 50 post for the week of the signature campaign. The campaign only pays for 30 posts that are 75+ characters and constructive. I am sure you could find 30 qualifying posts in my history. Does it even matter if I post non-constructive posts that are not expected to be a paid part of the campaign.
But none of that even matters, I didn't break the signature campaign rules and I am being denied pay.