Quote from: arakuns on October 06, 2018, 10:39:52 PM

Quote from: heritage35 on September 27, 2018, 07:02:47 PM

I would like to draw the attention of bounty hunters most important to this.
Every genuine project you choose to promote as a bounty hunter should not be taken with levity.

First, before you set out to promote a project, study it and know what it is all about. Do not promote what you don't know.
Also, read through the instructions as prescribed by the bounty manager, so as not to destroy the project.

I have seen a situation where some hunters screwed up a project, because their thought is that every project is an ICO. Whereas, some projects are just for different purposes. Some just list directly on exchange without running an ICO.

Try to render a good service to the project that would pay you.

Avoid spamming threads in the name of trying to meet up with number of posts or deadline of submission. So that that the investors you are trying to disseminate the information to will not see you as a shit poster.

Showcase to the crypto world that you are able to provide a good service that would add value to the project and also to the cryptosphere in entirety.

You are very correct, the major aim of every bounty participant is to be able to add value to the ico or project you are promoting as the case may be. I think that when bounty hunters begin to see that getting the bounty reward is tied to the success of the project, then we will all see reasons why we should give our very best to it.

Etiquette in posting is really important because we've a project carried under our signature so that we convince more investors as the ICO going on , we have to make post not only to comply the requirements , but the most important is to interact and give our knowledge to a particular thread we're engaging .