Quote from: Hhampuz on January 28, 2020, 11:08:23 AM

All this brings me back to is the overwhelming consensus the forum were in regarding the Livecoin campaign that I was managing.

There was one user with one complaint labeling it as a scam and it seemed to only be fit that I would no longer manage such a campaign - I tried to find a solution to the issues but after no success I was more or less forced to end it.

Now I won't draw any parallels here since these are two different cases with two different issues but it does baffle me somewhat that nobody is taking a similar position as they did with the Livecoin debacle.

I have been calling for yahoo to resign as YoBit campaign manager:

Quote from: PrimeNumber7 on January 23, 2020, 05:53:44 PM

I will repeat my previous call for yahoo to stop managing the YoBit campaign. If someone else gets hired to manage the campaign, so be it and that new person would receive calls from me to step down. I get that YoBit pays well and this is why so many people are willing to advertise for YoBit, but I dont think anyone should accept advertisements from YoBit (dont wear their signature). If yahoo steps down, we might see a few days of mega spam, but I am okay with this because it means their signature will get banned at the end of the few days and probably several of the spammers who are willing to whore out their signatures to a scam exchange will too.

Yahoo should do the right thing and step down as campaign manager and everyone advertising for YiBit should do the right thing and stop wearing their signature.

Quote from: PrimeNumber7 on January 21, 2020, 04:34:30 PM

I think wolwoo should stop promoting YoBit so everyone can move on. As a side note, I think the same is true for Yahoo, including him managing (or whatever he is calling it)

Yahoo has no power to close the campaign because YoBit could let it continue on autopilot or hire someone else. I am just a lowly single person and cannot force anyone to do anything. I think you did the right thing by closing the LiveCoin campaign. Unfortunately, it doesnt appear the same can be said about the YoBit campaign, but it is currently unclear why specifically YoBit closed their campaign. There was some talk about tagging everyone wearing the YoBit signature and that may have influenced their decision.