Yeah, I know you acknowledged there are exceptions but generally; Bounty Managers look at the huge participation number they get for their clients than the quality of posts participants make. We must've observed that a lot of bounties don't cap the number of participants they accept. These BMs just don't care. It could even be from their sad experiences that since most bounty projects don't pay up after the campaigns are long ended that they act nonchalantly. Based on that they really wouldn't want to stress too much on checking what participants put out there. Again, it could even be that most participants wouldn't want to put in more effort making great posts since they also view their chances of getting paid for their efforts as a 50-50 after bounty ends.