Quote from: dihari on December 04, 2017, 01:05:29 AM

Quote from: Kayaman85 on December 04, 2017, 12:34:54 AM

Quote from: Holess on December 02, 2017, 05:29:56 PM

Quote from: gusgusest on November 30, 2017, 02:03:09 PM

Hey,

This has been addressed earlier many times.

When it comes to closing the spreadsheets for public viewing - the sheets were out and public till the end of the sale and now the aim here is to avoid people claiming tokens on other participants' behalf and using other clever ways of scamming honest bounty programme participants. We have already removed a lot bot accounts/links and have identified a number of bounty claim scam attempts.

The other massive issue with open spreadsheets is that these open bounty lists are large data sets which are stolen and misused by an ever-growing industry of scammers/phishers/spam advertisers. Upon discussing with other companies whove carried out token sales and have taken hard lessons, weve decided to learn from them and not publicize the sheets.

If you were so sensitive to this, you would have made an application or purchased a service for bounty. everyone has the right to see them.

I think we should vote on having 2 trusted individuals looking at the spreadsheet to confirm paid amounts, that way you dont gotta worry about it getting comprimised or w.e the f*ckin excuse is you are trying to use.
I vote for Mibambino to look at the spreadsheet.

i just can't understand. what is the corelation between opening spreadsheet and the security issue. if they think opening spreadsheet can make whole participants in dangerous because of the stolen data, then why they open it before the campaign ends. it's should not public since the first time.

i still didn't get the exact amount. it's like 1/3 of what i deserved. and everytime i ask about it, the team always said it is the right amount without give me the real calculations. crypto is about transparency, and they don't show it. they are forgetting the most important thing in crypto space, bulding trust.

The corelation is pretty simple, scam.