Deep Domination Tasks - Quality vs Quantity

in #deeponion7 years ago

Have you heard about DeepOnion yet? If you haven't, you should check out https://deeponion.org/community to learn more about this new kid on the block and why it a special crypto coin. Basically, DeepOnion is an anonymous cryptocurrency which utilizes the TOR browser to conduct transactions in an anonymous manner and this process is different from the traditional mixing process employed by other anonymous crypto coins like Monero, Dash etc which gives it an advantage over these coins.

In an effort to help draw more investors, the DeepOnion developers decided to start new systems known as deeppoints and deep domination tasks which award a specific number of onions to users based on their efforts every week through an airdrop every sunday. These new changes became an instant hit and drew many people from across the world towards DeepOnion which is awesome, but it also drew many spammers and scammers which transformed the forum into a spam paradise. I had to actually weed through tons of spammy threads to find some legit quality threads which is insane.

Luckily, the moderators decided to restrict deeppoints completely only towards the deep domination tasks sections which proved to be a double edged sword. On one hand, the spam was decreased to a minimum in the forum which was clearly a welcome change, but the domination tasks themselves started spreading more spam due to the crazy number of tasks added every week.

As a genuine DeepOnion fan, I am greatly concerned with the number of Deep Domination Tasks being posted every week since the spamming is off the charts. I believe that <=25 tasks every week should be enough to market the coin and keep the spam to a minimum. This change would most likely ensure quality over quantity when it comes to the domination tasks which is what majority of the members of the DeepOnion forum want. Also, I advice everyone to take extra care and double check their posts before posting in the Domination Task threads.