That is, there is still a chance for cheaters to join in some bounties even if they have received negative tags for previous errors [cheat campaign]. I really don't think a trust system will prevent cheaters from participating in bounties managed by different managers. The red tag is completely useless if all bounty managers have that point of view in their campaign management. But luckily we still have some reliable managers.
Nor am I denying that one can make mistakes in the past, and maybe not this time. However, if the trust given is betrayed, then it is inappropriate to give that opportunity. Maybe I'm not the only one who received a red-trust for bounties, and his point of view will be the same, it's okay as long as red-trust doesn't use this opportunity to commit fraud by including accounts that are linked to each other. I don't like cheaters, but I can give him the opportunity if he can follow the campaign honestly.
Well, if in the end in some of the campaigns I hold in the future, they are still like this, then my rule will go back to the old rule of not accepting red-trusted accounts of any kind in my campaigns. BTW, stop saying I'm a phenomenal, I'm just a newbie, who still has a lot to learn to run a campaign well.