Quote from: beleyeleazar on August 24, 2018, 11:05:57 AM

Quote from: BitHFT on August 23, 2018, 04:04:45 PM

Yup... this is what the team is almost afraid of.

Bounty hunters that are involved in countless campaigns simultaneously trying to grab as many free tokens as possible while giving zero care about the project itself... generating quick posts/low quality work that can potentially drive a bad name for the actual project. It isn't the most productive thing to do for a project to spend resources on something that can be counter productive.

Thanks for the reply mate,

James

I think that is where you are mistaken. What you said is essentially incorrect. For one, having a lot of bounties that you are joining at does not equate to having low quality posts. On the same note, we have bounty managers who monitor the quality of the posts being made. If the posts you are making is really low quality, then you will either be notified or it will not be counted, worse you will be kicked out of the campaign.

Also I want to correct you. Bounty hunters are not getting "free" tokens. Those tokens are the result of working for that project as a compensation for either doing a translation, advertising the ICO, or something else. There are a lot out of bounty hunters out there who are making real efforts in order to earn those tokens. So don't ever say those are "free" because it's something you've worked for at least 4-5 months. You spend time and effort in posting.

I agree, some people even have bounty campaigns as a side job, meaning that they give a lot of importance to it, cause it represents a big part of their incomes.