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Some projects require KYC because of fear of the law, while others because of a desire to prevent users from registering with different accounts.
When you say "fear of law", what do you mean? Is it illegal in certain jurisdictions to do bounty?
Why do some projects require KYC for bounty? Is this a legal thing or is it a way to make sure they are not being scammed by bounty huntrs? Are there jurisdictions which would require bounty to have KYC? This is not a token sale after all.
Re: Is there any way to see what your post looks like before posting?
So, prior to posting it would be nice to see what your post actually looks like, once posted, specially if you are including links, images, tables.. so on.
Keep in mind that as a newbie you won't be able to some of the text formatting features (including images). You can lift some of these limitations by buying a Copper rank.
I see that sometimes newbies can't post links. Their link is being replaced with "suspicious link removed" warning, but don't know ehen exactly it happens.
OP, it seems that you also need to learn how to quote messages properly. When you quote post, you should write your text at very bottom, under
[/quote]
Thank you!
Re: Is there any way to see what your post looks like before posting?
Is this the link you are trying to use?
https://www.canva.com/design/DADf3gzBFKk/view
From this post of yours: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5166280
Like I said, you need the direct link to the image. But the above isn't even a image. It's a background image (of the sneakers) with a text above it (a design you made on Canva, but didn't export it as PNG or JPG).
You probably need to export the image from Canva first. See this: https://support.canva.com/publish/download/download-right-file-type/
https://www.canva.com/design/DADf3gzBFKk/view
From this post of yours: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5166280
Code:
Where do I find a guideline on what the rules are in image posting? Thank you!
[img]https://www.canva.com/design/DADf3gzBFKk/view[/img]
[img]https://www.canva.com/design/DADf3gzBFKk/view[/img]
Like I said, you need the direct link to the image. But the above isn't even a image. It's a background image (of the sneakers) with a text above it (a design you made on Canva, but didn't export it as PNG or JPG).
You probably need to export the image from Canva first. See this: https://support.canva.com/publish/download/download-right-file-type/
Thank you for this very detailed answer!
Re: Is there any way to see what your post looks like before posting?
So, prior to posting it would be nice to see what your post actually looks like, once posted, specially if you are including links, images, tables.. so on.
Keep in mind that as a newbie you won't be able to some of the text formatting features (including images). You can lift some of these limitations by buying a Copper rank.
Thank you. This was very helpful! I just bought copper rank. I dont want to load you up with my questions, but if by any chance you'd know the limitations on image posting size or any other limitations I would greatly appreciate it. The image I am trying to post is not going through, prob because of its size. I get an error message "invalid image". The image is hosted by an image site. I looked everywhere in "Help" can not find any guideline.
You have to use links that lead to the image file itself.
Code:
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/c/c5/Bitcoin_logo.svg/1280px-Bitcoin_logo.svg.png
You have 2.5MB of size limitation. If you have more questions, just ask.
Ok. Let me see if I can at least post the same image..
TryNinja already explained it well enough. I suggest you to read this first https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1689727.0
You'll find many answers to your questions.
Re: Is there any way to see what your post looks like before posting?
So, prior to posting it would be nice to see what your post actually looks like, once posted, specially if you are including links, images, tables.. so on.
Keep in mind that as a newbie you won't be able to some of the text formatting features (including images). You can lift some of these limitations by buying a Copper rank.
Thank you. This was very helpful! I just bought copper rank. I dont want to load you up with my questions, but if by any chance you'd know the limitations on image posting size or any other limitations I would greatly appreciate it. The image I am trying to post is not going through, prob because of its size. I get an error message "invalid image". The image is hosted by an image site. I looked everywhere in "Help" can not find any guideline.
Re: Is there any way to see what your post looks like before posting?
When you're writing any reply there is a button named 'Preview' next to 'post' which does what you're asking for.
Hmm.. did not seem to work for me. Will try again. Thank you!Is there any way to see what your post looks like before posting?
To have an announcement of any kind you really need to write it in this HTML format. So, prior to posting it would be nice to see what your post actually looks like, once posted, specially if you are including links, images, tables.. so on. Is there a way to do it? Thank you!
Sports related startup looking for PR/marketing expert in Japanese/Korean mrkts
Hi,
A startup is currently looking for an expert in PR/marketing, specializing in Japanese/Korean markets. leagiON Company is building the first platform to offer a Decentralized Autonomous League (DAL) that will allow sports teams of various skill to compete against each other. The competitions will be continuous, multi-level, based on skill and will be played with standardized game rules.
leagiON will provide basic Decentralized Autonomous Organization (DAO) tools to the teams stakeholders (athletes, managers, coaches etc.) and third parties involved in spectator sports (promoters, agents, referees etc.). Teams will be managed as DAOs and competing in real world sports competitions with digital token stakes and rewards.
DAL is NOT a betting website
DAL is NOT an eSports platform
DAL is NOT a fantasy sports hub
The competitions are real. Players, coaches, and managers are involved in real life sports tournaments on the Decentralized Autonomous League platform.
As an introduction Leagion golf app has been launched on iOS (android is coming).
Learn more here: https://www.leagion.team/
If you have a proven success marketing a successful projects in Japan/Korea please PM me with your terms and brief summary of your experience.
Thank you!
A startup is currently looking for an expert in PR/marketing, specializing in Japanese/Korean markets. leagiON Company is building the first platform to offer a Decentralized Autonomous League (DAL) that will allow sports teams of various skill to compete against each other. The competitions will be continuous, multi-level, based on skill and will be played with standardized game rules.
leagiON will provide basic Decentralized Autonomous Organization (DAO) tools to the teams stakeholders (athletes, managers, coaches etc.) and third parties involved in spectator sports (promoters, agents, referees etc.). Teams will be managed as DAOs and competing in real world sports competitions with digital token stakes and rewards.
DAL is NOT a betting website
DAL is NOT an eSports platform
DAL is NOT a fantasy sports hub
The competitions are real. Players, coaches, and managers are involved in real life sports tournaments on the Decentralized Autonomous League platform.
As an introduction Leagion golf app has been launched on iOS (android is coming).
Learn more here: https://www.leagion.team/
If you have a proven success marketing a successful projects in Japan/Korea please PM me with your terms and brief summary of your experience.
Thank you!
I am still very much long the market, but by looking at the top 10 coins it seems like we are at the lowest trading volumes for the past year at least (on average). This might actually signal the end of the bear market, where sellers exhaust their run, but bulls are still too cautious to jump in as the bottom might not be there yet.
Seeing quiet a few ICO announcements which seem to be supported by a number of legendary/hero members yet there is no mentioning of the actual team participating in the project development. How can people be interested in the project so much, if they dont know who is building it? People are the most important asset.. or is not it??