How do we exactly define the term effective ? There are many ways on how to improve your post quality and the basic and most important of them is to acquire knowledge for the same which comes from learning new things.But I have not seen something like how to particularly respond to a thread and don't think we can limit it.
Your reply can be short, long or in any manner but it should be on point, explaining your thoughts clearly and it must be on topic.When you have knowledge about something you are posting upon on the forum it will be automatically effective as it would help others to gain knowledge out of it.
For example if you agree/disagree with some part of the post you can quote reply that particular part in your post and express your thoughts or make corrections if you have adequate knowledge about it and hence it would be termed as effective posting.
Topic: 4 simple Steps to effective response on threads - page 2. (Read 345 times)
Uh...bruh, it is hard to understand this topic, the guide kind of makes it even more difficult to respond to topics 
i don't feel there should even be a guide to teach people how to reply to a topic. There are thousands of topics all around the forum, all of them on different subjects, the way you respond to topic A can't be the same way you respond to topic Z, because they both have different contents, and different replies are needed. Just read a topic and respond to it the way you understand it, if you don't understand it too much, only read and don't respond.
i don't feel there should even be a guide to teach people how to reply to a topic. There are thousands of topics all around the forum, all of them on different subjects, the way you respond to topic A can't be the same way you respond to topic Z, because they both have different contents, and different replies are needed. Just read a topic and respond to it the way you understand it, if you don't understand it too much, only read and don't respond.You are on the step 3 of the thread, you showed your reaction on the thread which is most likely, you are sad of such a rule (not a rule but a guide to anybody that needs it or like minds) Your responses are accepted just share your thoughts, hope you read the thread again and understand it can guide our guests to create accounts and get started.
+1 for effort, but do we really need this? Just respond to threads like how you would respond in a normal conversation, with the only difference that you don't need to respond immediately hence you have a bit more time to think about your response. There's really no need to overthink/overanalyze it.
I don't think they is a way you can respond to threads without falling in between one of the steps above, your response on the thread is on step 2) you gave a reason why you are not interested on the thread. 
Uh...bruh, it is hard to understand this topic, the guide kind of makes it even more difficult to respond to topics i don't feel there should even be a guide to teach people how to reply to a topic. There are thousands of topics all around the forum, all of them on different subjects, the way you respond to topic A can't be the same way you respond to topic Z, because they both have different contents, and different replies are needed. Just read a topic and respond to it the way you understand it, if you don't understand it too much, only read and don't respond.
i don't feel there should even be a guide to teach people how to reply to a topic. There are thousands of topics all around the forum, all of them on different subjects, the way you respond to topic A can't be the same way you respond to topic Z, because they both have different contents, and different replies are needed. Just read a topic and respond to it the way you understand it, if you don't understand it too much, only read and don't respond. 
+1 for effort, but do we really need this? Just respond to threads like how you would respond in a normal conversation, with the only difference that you don't need to respond immediately hence you have a bit more time to think about your response. There's really no need to overthink/overanalyze it.
Hi everyone! I have observed different interest boards of the bitcoin talk forum and noticed a major part of the forum contents, especially responses, are of high quality because they exist a good number of members who know how to respond to threads, but unregistered readers, the guests, I don't know why you chose not to create an account - if responding to threads is the problem this simple guide will help to get you started in responding to threads like the ranked members through the power of quote button.
Active Members who consistently read these forums must have noticed that the effective responses carry quotes of each statement, line, or paragraph in a post with responses, according to the contributor's view, anger, corrections, and excitement on the thread. However, remember that they are no absolute answers a good reason why yours is needed to make the forum informative. The guides should be cemented in your brain
to enable you to make great comments that may yield merits but, building your activity with quality contents is way better.
1) A question about the meaning of a bitcoin term, sentence, the reason why a particular phrase appears in the thread; or the reason why the OP chose to begin or end as he or she did.
2) A comment on what you think the thread is about and why you are interested or not interested in that idea.
3) An observation, in quote, about a particular description, line, or sentence to which you had a strong reaction, you liked it; you disliked it; it made you angry, happy, sad, puzzled, or uncomfortable. This method is effective in the forum and adds to the quality of any response that follows this step.
4) A connection between the thread and other crypto posts you have read, experienced or observed in your research about bitcoin. A link to the other blog is always needed to help readers understand your response better.
Note that responding to threads is a place to begin in the forum, when done the right way, these 4 guides will be of great help to everyone not only the guests. Thank you!
Active Members who consistently read these forums must have noticed that the effective responses carry quotes of each statement, line, or paragraph in a post with responses, according to the contributor's view, anger, corrections, and excitement on the thread. However, remember that they are no absolute answers a good reason why yours is needed to make the forum informative. The guides should be cemented in your brain
to enable you to make great comments that may yield merits but, building your activity with quality contents is way better. 1) A question about the meaning of a bitcoin term, sentence, the reason why a particular phrase appears in the thread; or the reason why the OP chose to begin or end as he or she did.
2) A comment on what you think the thread is about and why you are interested or not interested in that idea.
3) An observation, in quote, about a particular description, line, or sentence to which you had a strong reaction, you liked it; you disliked it; it made you angry, happy, sad, puzzled, or uncomfortable. This method is effective in the forum and adds to the quality of any response that follows this step.
4) A connection between the thread and other crypto posts you have read, experienced or observed in your research about bitcoin. A link to the other blog is always needed to help readers understand your response better.
Note that responding to threads is a place to begin in the forum, when done the right way, these 4 guides will be of great help to everyone not only the guests. Thank you!
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