Quote from: Bttzed03 on December 29, 2019, 04:05:46 AM

I cannot find the post but I think it was yahoo who also said something similar. He also mentioned that it is rare to get participants who does 40-50 posts a week when the minimum is just 20-25. Some signature participants here complain about campaigns being short-lived but they don't really do their best in promoting the company that is paying them like adding extra post/s for more exposure.

You talking about this post?

Quote from: yahoo62278 on December 13, 2019, 12:53:12 PM

Really we could just not worry too much about it couldn't we? I see so many people complaining that making 25 posts in a week is too hard, then I read this and see you guys complaining about what timezone are posts counted in so you can make 35 posts a week. So which is it? 25 per week is too many? or hey I can do 35 with no problem?

The point is, just post like normal and find topics you can post constructively in. If you get 5 in a day cool, if you don't oh well.

or this?

Quote from: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5187081.msg52548171#msg52548171

There really aren't that many people willing to give their best though. Each campaign(the 1s that I manage) only has so many open spots per rank. No matter who is in the spot in most cases, users are only willing to post enough to get paid. They are not posting because they like a topic, they are not posting because they want to inform others about a subject in most cases, they are posting to be paid. If they're being paid for 20 posts, then they do 20 posts. Every now and then I get a guy who is paid for 20-25 posts per week and they do 40-50 posts a week.

Look at suchmoons small sample Effect of Signature Bans. Even though it's a small sample size, it is a correct view of what happens when users are banned from wearing signatures. Users just fade away into nothing in most cases.

I'm not against users making money obviously, and I would love for everyone to make more money. Users need to stop thinking only about themselves though. When they join campaigns, their first thought isn't how can I help this company. Their first thought isn't to log in to the website and check out the platform. All they are thinking is please accept me so i can make some money.

I'm not trying to personally attack you, my answers in most cases are directed towards everyone but you are the one who posted the topic and the 1 I am responding to. Everyone has an opinion and I feel they should be free to post their opinion, whether I agree or not.

So that pretty much sums up everything. And agree with @joniboini here, more on ethical issues, so it really up to the person itself. Personally I posted more than the required number of post weekly because I feel like it.