Re: [Guide] Factors to consider before joining paid signature campaigns.
[2]: Join a campaign you agree with and not just for the payout.
If you're the type that dislike gambling or have no idea on how it works, don't go joining a gamble campaign just because they pay better. It will lead you to spamming and most times posting off topic.
View this as an example.
The user in question is promoting/wearing a gamble related signature but advising others through his reply not to gamble, isn't that contradicting what he's advertising. Join a campaign you agree with don't join just because of payouts.
If you're the type that dislike gambling or have no idea on how it works, don't go joining a gamble campaign just because they pay better. It will lead you to spamming and most times posting off topic.
View this as an example.
The user in question is promoting/wearing a gamble related signature but advising others through his reply not to gamble, isn't that contradicting what he's advertising. Join a campaign you agree with don't join just because of payouts.
I forgot about this thread. Thanks to whoever bumped this thread. I checked the OP again and now I can relate a recent case where a user was promoting a casino in his signature but he considered the gambling board as a most unethical board. Then some members including me criticized him and then he jumped towards us. LOL. For the same reason, he distrusts users who disagree with him. You can find his post here and the fight he did with prominent forum members https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5464289.msg62746592#msg62746592
What I believe is these users just want money. They can promote things for money even if they think it's unethical.
NB: I fixed the image link on my own.
These are the people that causes problems for projects. They claim to be wearing signature promoting a campaign when they have no idea what they are wearing. I believe before wearing a signature, one must have the idea of what they are promoting if it is in line with their perspective or ideology so as not to get entangled in the process of promoting a project.as that should be enough reasons to get your
account flagged in this system.
Some people do not really do the needful before joining a campaign but rather they just hop in for the fact that they have all it takes to apply and other factors and requirements which gives them the privilege to do so and when they enter, they begin to commit blunders.