What is this Sub-Forum for?

[damsix]

Hello Admin,
I got information from President Hair that there was a new subforum added and it was in the Bitcoin Service section.
As far as I know, for this Bitcoin Service, everything related to Bitcoin transactions is in this subforum, but this has been added to the Altcoins Service.

I have also discussed this subforum locally in Indonesia and President Hair has created a thread, then I also asked and just guessed the function of this subforum.
Are there any members here including Admin and Joker as Modz or anyone else who can explain in detail the function of this Subforum Altcoins Services??

[admin]

I will move this to forum discussion

https://www.altcoinstalks.com/index.php?board=500.0

is bitcoin and altcoin services , i don't know how to explain it correctly,
it's kind of place for signature campaigns that do not fall into bounties, and are paid in btc or main alts

i hope someone else can explain it better

[Jokers]

Are there any members here including Admin and Joker as Modz or anyone else who can explain in detail the function of this Subforum Altcoins Services??

I'll try to write rules for this subsection in a few days and then it will become more clear what is this section for. Sorry for a delay.

[Yamane_Keto]

I think the reason is that there is no section for discussions about services, while services such as signature campaigns and discussions are in the same place. I think we need a services Sub-Forum to post signature campaigns and paid services, and another Sub-Forum to discuss these services.

[MUGNIA]

I think the reason is that there is no section for discussions about services, while services such as signature campaigns and discussions are in the same place. I think we need a services Sub-Forum to post signature campaigns and paid services, and another Sub-Forum to discuss these services.

That's right, so that between separate services and marketplaces and Mamber it is easier to monitor.
 if there is project information that requires the services of Mamber altcointalk such as bounties paid by BTC and other main coins or so on.

[PX-Z]

is bitcoin and altcoin services , i don't know how to explain it correctly,
it's kind of place for signature campaigns that do not fall into bounties, and are paid in btc or main alts

Okay so the board is only for signature campaigns. So why not call it "Signature campaigns" board instead of bitcoin and altcoins services when there is already "Marketplace & Bitcoin services".

[bayu7adi]

I think the reason is that there is no section for discussions about services, while services such as signature campaigns and discussions are in the same place. I think we need a services Sub-Forum to post signature campaigns and paid services, and another Sub-Forum to discuss these services.

I think this makes more sense because service providers like Mixer, gambling platforms, money exchanges, escrow, or other ALT service providers can be classified as service providers. They do something and get paid a certain fee that has been agreed upon, or it's free if there are no issues. I see it as a kind of service.

Now, when it comes to campaigns, that's different from a service that I mean. I know some people think that some folks provide services to manage campaigns, but those are two different things. The campaigns that are already running are the result of the services provided.

For example, @julerz offers a service for promotion and campaign management >> [SERVICE] Promotional Campaign Management . I think it's more fitting to be placed under Bitcoin services & altcoin services. Anyone can make offers, and they can also complain in that thread.

The flow of money is mostly from participants to the thread creator.

On the other hand, the result of the services from @julerz is [OPEN] Coinomize.biz | Bitcoin Mixer Since 2019 | Signature Campaign. This thread is more about agreements. If you want to work, apply here with the predetermined rate. If you agree, take the opportunity. If not, move on.

Here, the flow of money is mostly from the thread creator to the participants.