Quote from: Rabbot on August 21, 2019, 05:50:59 PM

Quote from: Sythyn on August 21, 2019, 12:29:46 PM

That is not a new rules.

It appeared after the end of the campaign, which means it is new.

Quote from: Sythyn on August 21, 2019, 12:29:46 PM

bounty distribution among only real participants via smart contract.

What a nonsense!

Quote from: Sythyn on August 21, 2019, 12:29:46 PM

"unpaid bounty" - that is untrue. Just click on links above and you'll see how many people received their bounties without problems and with a gratitude to us.

You paid a few participants and now post links to this, ignoring the non-payment to the rest. The spreadsheet has disappeared and you removed the project name from the title of the bounty thread.

You are talking the same things again and again without any proofs. It's logical enough that the distribution method appeared after the end of the campaign, it's just an instruction of how to receive tokens.

"You paid a few participants...ignoring the non-payment to the rest" - another baseless accusations. There are dozen, not few, links to the proofs of the successful bounty payment. It is easy to count.

The spreadsheet is not working now, because the bounty campaign has happened two years ago. It's logical enough too. Even an ordinary website usually stop working in one year because of the expired hosting, what to say about a spreadsheet.

It's not a reason to blame us in scam if our name is not spelled out in the topic title, while we keep posting a link to it without problems and do not refuse to confirm that this is our bounty topic.

We appreciate your interest in the project, but we ask you to evaluate it judiciously. And not only we - as I see, several participants have already expressed concerns about your accusations.