as far as i can tell, that's right. the longer the bounty campaign lasts, the lower the revenue per person.

this is mostly because in the long time too many people were admitted for the bounty campaign.

Not really, bounty campaigns often pay a good rewards regardless of reaching its hard cap which is the common reason why campaigns tends to last longer to compensate to this discrepancy yet again based on my experience as long as it reaches atleast its soft cap then the rewards are still good regardless of how long it was extended to.

This is possible since more members will be able to join especially if the manager will not place a limit on the number of participants. The more participants there are, the more ways the bounty pool will be divided making the amount of tokens lesser per stake. This is just how the system works in this kind of scenario. Something that we should accept and stop complaining about.

If you have a lower rank then that could possibly be the case

Delaying an ico implies that they are not sure collect money that they desire. But it's too hard to find any ico without a delayings past 3 months. If you don't trust it, change the campaign.

so i read every commentar in this thread. and i do agree that many good projects had a longterm ico and bounty phase. especially when crypto went down, not many ppl decided to spend money on ico, because nearly every ico crashed right after the start.

I agree with your friend. after all, there is a difference that you would have finished the campaign for a month and got$ 200 and the fact that it will last for three months. and the reward doesn't change.

Is that so? I think it depends on their budget, if the budget allocated for the bounty campaigns remains the same no matter how long will the campaign runs, i think the payment also will remain the same. The problem is bounty hunter want a short term campaign and easy earnings but they are right. Long period ICOs is not too advisable, they will have to work long also.

Not really mate; the factors that affects the earnings from a bounty campaign is: (1) The number of joiners. The more people in a project, the more the projected profit would be divided; (2) The quota they are trying to reach. A project usually targets a quota that they aim to get through crowdfunding, and commonly, when they don't reach it that affects how much rewards they would give out; (3) The alloted percentage of earnings from the campaign you joined. Each campaign department of a bounty program has different percentages of allotment from the total amount they gained during their marketing stages. Usually, they extend projects to actually earn more and give a chance for them to gain more investors.