Are you saying that bounty managers and signature campaign managers are the same thing? Maybe the kinds of managers overlap in the sense that some managers will take part in managing more than one kind of forum activity, but I thought that bounty managers and signature campaign mangers were the managers of different kinds of activities that were going on in the forum?
I have never engaged in any kinds of bounty hunting, and that seems like a bit of a crazy and money chasing activity to me, so I was considering the activities of signature campaigns to be different from the activities of bounty hunting, for some reason.
They are different, I think.
First, they are different in the environment in which they run.
- Signature campaigns: totally run in the forum.
- Bounty campaigns: partially run in the forum (via signature), but others run beyond the forum (on Telegram, Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, Reddit, Medium, and so forth).
Second, fund allocation to run campaigns
- Signature campaigns: companies mostly have to allocate funds to do it. Just most of them, because scam projects can run signature campaigns with their shit coins from premined, instamined coins.
- Bounties: companies use their free money (tokens) to do it
Lastly, payment days
- Signature campaigns: most have nearly exact pay days. Each week, or each month.
- Bounties: Most of them delay their pay days or reject to pay at the ends. That depends on results of their crowdsales
Thanks for the description and attempting to make some kind of a distinguishing outline.
I feel dirty just reading that, and surely the bounties sound a bit worse in terms of scumminess, chasing around the paltry money, and sometimes not getting paid, but neither of them come off as exactly appealing in terms of wanting to be associated when described like that (which is actually an attempted factual overview, no?).