RE: Dimcoin: Creative Bounty Disappointment

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Dimcoin: Creative Bounty Disappointment

in ico •  7 years ago 

I'm not from Dim team, but i don't understand your disappointment... Why should they give you more? Because you think that your art was better than others? Maybe they thinks that all of your works was average? I think 5000 from 1000-25000 is pretty good. Maybe they wanted more single good-quality artworks instead of 100 less-quality? I'm not judging your artworks(in fact right now i have turned off pictures in my chrome, so i'm 100% objective). They just didn't wanted a situation, where every single people send them 200 crappy images made in paint in 10 second. I'm not telling, that you did that, maybe all of your works took you 1 hour each, but you seems disappointed by the fact, that you've sent them 25, and got only 5000. I don't think that was their point(to have as much pictures as they can)...

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  ·  7 years ago (edited)

My disappointment is because their bounty offered that "Participants will be paid 1000 – 25000 into their Nano/DEPOTWALLET depending on the creativity and originality of their creation.", so that means people should have received at least 1000 Dim per creation but they changed the terms without letting participants know beforehand (they never mentioned a collective amount in their conditions, had that been the case I would not have been disappointed).
In no way do I think my "art" was better than others, cause some people did super cool stuff (I even say that I was surprised that some of the ones they picked as their favorites are the ones I liked the least). If they thought it was average they should have awarded the lowest amount per submission and I would have been fine with that. Also if they didn't want a situation were every single person sent them 100 or 200 crappy images they should have a set a limit of submissions per person in their bounty terms (like other campaigns do), but they didn't.