In 2018 and years prior, the forum had a plethora of available campaign participants. It was nothing for me to fill 500 spots in a week with active forum posters. Now when filling campaigns, the number of decent active forum users is a lot smaller than it used to be. Now managers have to look at accepting less than average participants to fill a campaign IMO.

Should managers accept these poor posters and spammers? Probably not, but sometimes a person wants to look like they are competent. If you cannot fill a simple 20 person campaign with decent posters what good are you? I'm not saying royse is not doing their job, i'm just saying this is likely what goes through some managers minds.

The neutral trust thing is a pretty bad thing to worry about IMO. Either don't hire those users or ask them to get it removed before hiring them. Don't add them and then request they get it removed. These days it's very hard to get someone to change their trust. We all get stubborn with our opinions. Regardless, they're his/her rules so they have the right to use them, I just wouldn't.