Quote from: Bitze on June 19, 2018, 02:48:57 PM

Quote from: kryptogunner on March 30, 2018, 05:09:17 AM

Hi

I have not used bountyhive till now so not aware of their operational model. Before that it is important to note that what are their arrangements for listing of projects for bounty management.

If they have projects that lists there and offer compensation in form of tokens, lets say out of 5% allocated for bounty management, 2% goes to Bountyhive or there may be an arrangement like projects pay compensation upfront in form of BTC/ ETH, and they do not have any stake later from bounty token pool.

In both cases, there are chances of malicious intentions but later is better. Ofcourse, you cannot ask a Cat to take care of your milk. So, if one thinks that they are not adequately paid for their work, they must back off. Unlike many thinkers, bounty hunting is not a freebie from any project. You work for spreading a word about a project which mostly at a very nascent stage in anticipation of payment which shall be made in future. The same work takes a lot of Fiat if outsourced to any other external aganecy.

So one must take a call before commiting your time (which is equivalent to money).

very interesting he thread. i haven't participated yet but so far i had only read good about this page.

but the experiences here already show some problems Shocked

A lot of people complain about this platform. It's not for nothing, that's why I'm avoiding her. The recent history of the project MosLand shows what there is a mess

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