Quote from: Golgoth on Today at 06:37:35 PM

Quote from: yahoo62278 on Today at 05:49:52 PM

If you weren't here to debate, then you wouldn't have opened your mouth honestly. Campaigns offer what they want to offer. You can choose to apply or not apply. Really no reason for anyone to say a word about what a company offers. Your arm isn't being twisted to join.

Higher rates can attract better posters, but better posters can also be found in the lowest ranks.

No there is a problem when the payrates encourage spam and bad posters. Actmyname reported it since the beginning of the thread. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5291820.msg55644502#msg55644502
Every time I see any guy from this campaign he's usually spamming a long garbage shitpost wearing a feedback saying he's a spammer. Do you think it's normal?
Why there is no public spreadsheet available like all other campaigns here, to show who's belonging to the campaign, how many posts each participant makes and how much they're paid actually?
I really think it's a spamming campaign. Don't forget their previous campaign had to be stopped because of the amount of spam.

Quote from: Stunna on June 13, 2019, 05:31:31 AM

I haven't been very active on this forum but have been receiving PM's the past month regarding the spam. Honestly we have failed to responsibly moderate this campaign and the result has been endless spam.

I just talked to the Stake team yesterday about shuttering the signature campaign. They will first begin today by removing all the low value posters, in a weeks time if there is not a drastic improvement I will see that the campaign is terminated.

Sorry for annoying everyone with this, we owe much of our success to this forum and we must do better.

You don't need a spreadsheet to report a post. If you feel a post is spam, off-topic, trolling, or any of the other reasons a post is reported then report it. Seeing a name on a spreadsheet or seeing a signature changes nothing.