We’re here to protect the forum’s reputation, and bad management that disappoints members will definitely reflect poorly on it. We have DT members for a reason, they’re the ones who keep an eye on scams and potential scams to protect the forum’s integrity. Their opinions are really important and should be considered when dealing with bounty campaigns, especially since these involve monetary value. People are working for it and expecting compensation in tokens or coins.

So, here’s my answer to the following questions:

I think anyone can manage a campaign as long as it follows the forum rules, even newbies. But for newbies, the rewards should be escrowed by reputable members offering that service. Newbies also need to be open to advice, not just about the bounty funds, but also on how to make sure members joining the signature campaign aren’t just working for the rewards but also avoiding spamming to get their weekly share.
No, regardless of the campaign manager's status, the bounty budget should always be escrowed. This ensures that no one will be left disappointed in the end, even if the value of the token turns out to be worthless.

I think it's fair because joining a bounty campaign that doesn’t guarantee payment is like supporting them for free. If they don’t pay in the end but still make money from the advertising we did, we’re essentially helping them scam the investors. We could end up being accessories to the crime.

WE SHOULD CARE! WE SHOULD CARE! WE SHOULD CARE!

If legal action is necesary, yes..