Many people will not understand this. Those who follow the rules are considered as good and obedient citizens,so when they are posting within the limits of the rules (20 Posts), what's the problem ? I can explain this in a layman way.
It doesn't bother a manager too much if you make 2 posts or 20 a day, but making high quality posts is what matters. Ok, leaving the high quality thingy aside, unless you are a well established user like Royse777 'giving his example' who can easily surpass this number and still remain in the campaign because he had been posting more than 15, sometimes even 20 or more way before this campaign popped. Basically, you need to be doing it already is what I meant. If you slowly grow your number of posts with improved quality, I or even a manager won't see anything bad in keeping you in any of their campaigns because if you are constructive as well as helpful to the community, they will show their willingness themselves (yes, I have seen managers contacting good high quality posters to join their campaign and some even paid more to those users compared to what an average Hero/Legendary would be getting as shown in their rates).
Well, the cryptotalk campaign rules are not made by any bitcointalk manager, they are solely the cryptotalk rules.
You live in a country where gambling is allowed but when to travel to another gambling prohibited country, and there you start gambling too, then you will have to face the consequences maybe court of law or deported.
Another example, like you can smoke everywhere but cannot smoke in "smoking prohibited areas" , so when you post in bitcointalk, you have to abide by the common rules / best practices of bitcointalk and constantly positing 20 posts a day is certainly considered spam in this forum.
I will repeat my words here - Yahoo or any other manager should have no issues with your ^20 posts or even more^ if you were that active before as well but doing so just for the sake of this campaign will leave you empty handed. I am seeing some old reputed users too getting banned and
I would like to thank Cryptotalk 'Yobit' guys who came up with this campaign because this didn't prove to be a curse but a benefit to this forum as it brought too many people under the radar and helped us see who's here for what. Constructiveness and helping out are 2 very great things we are all here for, and I don't see the old forum any more where we had some general yet meaningful talks.