Quote from: Little Mouse on Today at 12:34:55 PM

Which members Roll Eyes

You, me or whoever (including RapTarX if need be) Roll Eyes

Quote from: albon on Today at 02:20:19 PM

It is wise for people to wait patiently, and a large project like this is unlikely to refrain from paying in the end and lose its reputation easily.

Well, we do not know what will happen in the future regarding payments but you are right participants should at least have patience. I would advise unhappy participants to explore options with the bounty manager via PM before creating what essentially could end up being unnecessary threads. There is no need to take a premature decision.

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Quote from: albon on Today at 02:20:19 PM

It is wise for people to wait patiently, and a large project like this is unlikely to refrain from paying in the end and lose its reputation easily.

I do not know anything about this Combo project, but what makes you think they actually have a reputation to protect, don't get me wrong, i'm not saying that i know for sure that they aren't going to pay bounty participants, but what i know is that bounty projects fail to pay their bounty participants more often than not. What makes Combo a large and reputable project?

The issue about reputation of the project is intricate to bounty participation. You have a point, we do not not anything about how reputable Combo or come to think of it any other project might be therefore it stands to reason by far the majority of those participating in bounties are pinning their participation on bounty managers giving them their rewards. I have seen threads where bounties were not paid to the bounty manager and in those cases how much blame can be attributed to them if they are not paid? In many cases, none.

If the projects tie in their bounty program the release of various token at a future date, there is not much anybody can do but those participating would have known the rules before signing up therefore some patience will be expected/required in some cases. From what I can see, the bounty manager in this case has done nothing wrong and updates participants when he gets information from the project team.