Quote from: bitmover on Today at 12:17:06 PM

Quote from: LoyceV on February 14, 2024, 08:42:55 AM

Quote from: examplens on February 14, 2024, 01:02:20 AM

If someone joins the campaign, isn't it to be expected that he will first be interested in the service he is going to promote? at least to know what they are promoting

I only promote things I like, but I get that most people don't care. And you can't even blame them: any advertising company doesn't care, and is totally fine taking offers from competitors.

I think people don't have to "like" the company that is paying them, but they need to respect it.

If you work for a company and go on social media talking shit about it you will probably get fired.
This is almost the same.

And what really has value is this forum, not the users who rent their signature. Just go to altcoinstalks and see how much they will pay for the same posters signature. So the manager can just hire someone else with more respect for the company.

I completely agree with you, this has happened with someone I know offline, after he graduated from school and was in youth service which lasts for one year here in my country, he from time to time posted a couple of tweets on X, bashing and criticizing a telecom company, always accusing them of providing poor services to their customers, and on several occasions, he called the company managers thieves.

After his youth service was over, he started job hunting, he applied for job in several companies that had job openings, and funny enough, that telecom company he bashed and criticized on X was one of the companies he sent his documents to, that company turned out to be the only company that later invited him for an interview, but immediately he enter the HR office, and the HR seeing and recognizing him through his profile Pic on X, his document was thrown back at him and he was immediately disqualified and banned from ever applying for job in that company and it's subsidiaries.

Coming back to this forum, it takes nothing to give respect to the company that is paying us for our signatures spaces, even though it's not mandatory, it's something that is morally right to do.