Quote from: Hhampuz on Today at 12:17:21 AM

Quote from: Igebotz on January 01, 2025, 10:43:59 PM

You're only seeing the signature everywhere simply because we run the biggest campaign on the forum.. BTW this discussion isn't about stake. Let's focus on the topic.

I have 121 members in the Duelbits campaign Lips sealed

Congratulations to you and Duelbits for enrolling 121 members the campaign. That is a huge number of participants in just one campaign and let it not be forgotten that their campaign has been constantly running successfully for many years. The credit for that goes to you and Duelbits for making it happen.

Quote from: Hhampuz on Today at 12:17:21 AM

As for the topic at hand, if we were to police this theymos would have to get involved and babysit all the campaign managers (or hand pick them) which I don't believe will ever happen. As such, it's nice if a few managers can band together and have some sort of QA when running their campaigns but in the end the clients will either go with their first contact or whoever is cheapest (looking at you $25/week campaign managers).

$25 per week campaign managers (and those managers that have contacted clients that use other managers to run their campaigns in order to try to steal them) have not helped the situation at all with their antics therefore they will probably continue with their own local rules rather than try to band together for the sake of cohesion.

Quote from: Hhampuz on Today at 12:17:21 AM

One approach I have taken over the last year or two is that I do these "cleanups" where I remove a number of members in any of my campaigns in order to get fresh blood in, some people tend to get complacent and just post to get paid after some time and this hopefully keeps everyone on their toes. I do however also have a bunch of users who see it as a job where they HAVE to hit x amount of posts but I always tell them that if you are busy or you have shit going on in life just take a break and get back to it when you can do it naturally. We need to get it back to a state where it's considered a perk rather than a job but we might be too far gone there too.

Your tactic for rotating participants in order to keep them on their toes is a proactive move and no doubt has helped your campaigns. I cannot speak for others but in my opinion I think the point of no return was crossed a long time ago and the perk not job principle probably ended around the time when farmed accounts began running riot all over the forum.