I fully agree with the principle defended by 1miau in his OP. It's even supposed to be a pleonasm IMO.
We can't follow the "money is money" idea for our signature campaigns. We have the privilege and luxury of being paid to post, and for that we need to be legitimate, credible and to post quality content. Without this, we risk gradually to lose our credibility, and therefore losing the privilege of being paid to post.
I have read BenCodie's comments several times, I think he is a person who has principles and beliefs. I don't think it's necessary to give him advice, let him be himself. I once PM @royse777 regarding campaign issues, because I was afraid that my comments would damage the good name of the Sinbad brand, but I didn't get a reply.
Are you surprised you didn't get an answer?
In almost all of Royse777's posts related to his campaigns, including Sinbad, he writes:
--snip-- I appreciate not to DM or PM me on the forum. My inboxes are always filled with messages and unfortunately I can not response everyone individually.
--snip--
If you have any issues, please leave a message in the Telegram group or in the thread below. I will check. Please refrain from sending me PMs or DMs regarding post counts, etc.
But is that surprising coming from someone who posts this 3 weeks after joining up a BTC mixer's sig campaign?
I have been following the sinbad avatar campaign for 3 weeks. Today I just understood that in some cases, hiding bitcoin transactions may be necessary to protect our privacy from the public or for certain purposes. I have never had experience using a mixer, and if I may ask. How much does it cost for one mix? Service fees and network fees. Maybe I want to try it
Sorry, maybe my question is very basic, but I have no experience with mixers and I don't have much bitcoin so I thought I'd find out the actual costs involved. I hope those who answer have experience using a Sinbad mixer
This falls squarely within the scope of the questions posed by 1miau: is a user who doesn't have the slightest idea about a product, credible to promote it?
In any case, it's up to the manager to make his own decisions. But I'm not sure that in these cases, this will be beneficial to the community in terms of credibility.