But, tagging them helps bounty managers.

The funny thing is that most of the bounty tokens and coins end up scamming their community. All the bounty managers write a thing on their campaign that "They only handle the campaign, They are not involved with the team." So, If those token companies wipe out everything from the market, Bounty managers are not liable here. Forum members (except a few) catch bounty cheaters and expose them because it's a good source of earning merits. Most of the reporters (except a few) of known alt of anyone is hunting cheaters to earn merit. They left negative feedback on those newbie accounts so that they could get into the DT network (It's already happening and will happen in the future).

Because of the mentioned reason, Timelord was forced to create a self-moderated version for Known alts of anyone. A lot of newbie accounts were started reporting bounty cheaters to earn some easy merits.

So, If tagging those newbies doesn't help the forum, It's still helping some members to earn some merits and get into the DT network.